Your patient never leaves
No carrier ride across town, no handoff to a stranger. We scan in your exam room with your team around, and the pet goes back to its blanket.
mobile ultrasound, right in your exam room
Specialist imaging that comes to your clinic
Abdominal, cervical, thoracic and cardiac ultrasound performed in your practice by VTS-certified technicians, and read by boarded radiologists and cardiologists within 24 hours. Your patient stays with you. So does your client.
- 30+ years of combined imaging experience
- VTS in Diagnostic Imaging and Cardiology
- Standard reports in 24 hours
His family drew him a heart for his stay. We make sure it comes along to the scan.
why clinics keep our number on the fridge
Referral-quality imaging, without the referral trip
Specialty standards, clinic pricing
Sono On-Site was started to make high-quality diagnostic imaging affordable for clinics and their clients, without lowering the bar on how the study is done.
A report you can act on
Every study is reviewed by a boarded radiologist or cardiologist. You get a written interpretation, not just images, usually by this time tomorrow.
From your call to the report, in four steps
We work by appointment and keep it simple on your end. Here is what happens after you reach out.
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Tell us about the patient
Email or call with the species, the clinical question and any bloodwork or rads you already have.
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We book a visit
Tampa, Clearwater and St. Petersburg. We confirm a time that fits your schedule, not ours.
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We scan in your clinic
The study is done on-site with your staff. You can watch, ask questions and keep the client in the loop.
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A specialist reads it
Images go to a boarded radiologist or cardiologist. Standard reports come back within 24 hours.
what we scan
Two kinds of study, one careful pair of hands each
Pick a study to see what it covers and who reads it. Hover the screen to see the probe at work.
Diagnostic ultrasound
Abdominal, cervical and specific thoracic examinations, performed by Megan Gonzalez, CVT, VTS‑DI.
Often the right call for
- Vomiting, diarrhea or weight loss that won't settle
- Abnormal liver, kidney or pancreatic values
- Suspected masses or free fluid
- Urinary issues and bladder stones
- Thyroid and neck evaluations
- Pleural effusion and non-cardiac chest findings
How it is done
A full survey of the region in question, with targeted views of anything that looks off, so the radiologist has what they need to answer your question.
Read by a boarded radiologist, standard 24‑hour report
Cardiac ultrasound
Full echocardiograms, performed by Karen Wiley, CVT, VTS (Cardiology), with more than 20 years in a cardiology referral service.
Often the right call for
- New or changing heart murmurs
- Coughing, exercise intolerance or fainting
- Pre-anesthetic screening in at-risk breeds
- Monitoring known valve or muscle disease
- Cats with a gallop rhythm or breathing changes
- Rechecks after starting cardiac medication
How it is done
Two-dimensional, M-mode and Doppler views, with measurements the cardiologist needs to grade the disease and recommend treatment.
Read by a boarded cardiologist, 24 hours (Friday cases report Monday)
the people behind the probe
Two technicians who chose this work on purpose
Both hold a Veterinary Technician Specialty, the advanced credential in their discipline, earned through years of case work and examination. Both still get down on the floor to say hello first.
Megan Gonzalez
CVT, VTS‑DI. Owner, diagnostic imagingTen years as a certified veterinary technician, the last eight in radiology, training and working alongside board-certified radiologists at a specialty and emergency referral practice. Abdominal, cervical and thoracic ultrasound, plus CT and MRI.
More about Megan
Megan earned her VTS in Diagnostic Imaging in 2024, serves on AVTDI board committees and lectures on ultrasound and radiology safety. She started Sono On-Site so clinics could offer the imaging she saw in specialty practice without sending every case across town.
Karen Wiley
CVT, VTS (Cardiology). EchocardiographyMore than 23 years as a technician, around 20 of them in cardiology at a Tampa specialty and emergency referral practice. Extensive echocardiography experience and a long record of teaching residents, interns and technicians.
More about Karen
Karen holds a B.A. in Zoology from Ohio Wesleyan University and a CVT from St. Petersburg College, and earned her VTS in Cardiology in 2011. She has delivered continuing education on echocardiography for years and still enjoys the slow, careful part of a good study.
blanket first, probe second
hello comes before anythingand we keep the heart
teleradiology, done properly
Every study is read by a boarded specialist
Images are sent through eIMAGING to a board-certified radiologist or cardiologist. Standard reports come back within 24 hours. The one exception: cardiac studies performed on a Friday are reported the following Monday.
Reports delivered through eIMAGING
so you can tell the owner
When will the report land?
Study
Day of the scan
Report by TuesdayStandard 24-hour turnaround from a boarded radiologist.
where the van goes
Tampa, Clearwater and St. Petersburg
We cover clinics across the Tampa Bay area. If you are a little outside these three, ask us anyway. We often say yes, and we will always tell you plainly if we can't.
- Tampa
- Clearwater
- St. Petersburg
- Nearby? Just ask
two minutes, and we take it from here
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