Digital Radiology Services for Dogs & Cats

Advanced imaging technology that delivers clear insights to support accurate diagnosis and treatment planning

Expert Results for beloved Pets

At Paw Springs, digital radiology allows us to see what’s happening beneath the surface—quickly and clearly. 

When your pet is in pain or something isn’t quite right, imaging plays a critical role in getting answers. Our advanced digital X-ray technology helps us evaluate injuries, detect internal concerns, and guide the next steps in your pet’s care with precision and confidence. 

What is Digital Radiology?

Digital radiology uses advanced X-ray imaging to evaluate your pet’s bones, joints, and internal organs. 

Services May Include: 

• Full-body or targeted X-rays 

• Imaging for injuries or trauma 

• Evaluation of heart, lungs, and abdominal organs 

• Monitoring of chronic conditions 

• Pre-surgical imaging when needed 

Meet Our Doctors

Dr. Gretchen Hutt DVM

Chief Veterinary Officer

Originally from Louisville, Ky. Dr. Gretchen graduated from University of Kentucky with an undergraduate degree and then Auburn University with a DVM in 1984. She owned a practice in Durham for 28 years and then thought she was going to retire in Wilmington.

Dr. Allison Hanson

Veterinarian

With more than 23 years of experience in veterinary medicine, Dr. Hanson has cared for pets through every stage of life. Her areas of expertise include preventive care, internal medicine, dermatology, surgery, dentistry, hospice care, and client education—but above all, her passion lies in building lasting relationships with pets and the families who love them.

Signs Your Pet May Benefit

Imaging is often recommended when symptoms aren’t fully explained through a physical exam alone. You may notice: 

• Limping or difficulty moving 

• Signs of pain or discomfort 

• Persistent coughing or breathing changes 

• Vomiting or digestive concerns 

• Swelling or visible abnormalities 

• Injuries from accidents or trauma 

Radiology helps us quickly understand what’s happening internally so we can move forward with the right care. 

Frequently Asked Questions