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Abdominal Ultrasound

Vomiting, masses, staging, chronic disease workups. Performed using your in-hospital ultrasound equipment.

Second Opinions

Diagnostic review and case consultation for clinics seeking a second set of eyes.

About Dr. Amelia Khan

New York–based veterinarian providing mobile ultrasound services to small‑animal practices across Manhattan.

  • University of Pennsylvania
    VMD & vMBA
    University of Pennsylvania
  • Sound Academy of Veterinary Imaging
    Ultrasound certified
    Sound® Academy of Veterinary Imaging
  • Animal Medical Center (NYC)
    Internship
    The Animal Medical Center, NYC
Dr. Amelia Khan
Dr. Amelia Khan at clinic

I've Got Manhattan Covered

From the Upper East Side to the Financial District, expert ultrasound right to your clinic.

Manhattan coverage map
Service area: Manhattan south of 125th Street

What Veterinarians Say

"Fast, professional, and thorough. Our clinicians rely on Dr. Khan's imaging."

"Clear communication and actionable reports. Scheduling was easy."

"Great partner for our internal medicine team."

Frequently Asked Questions

No, I use your hospital's existing ultrasound equipment. This keeps costs down and ensures I'm working with the system your team knows best.

I typically respond within 24-48 hours and work around your clinic's schedule. For urgent cases, same-day appointments may be available.

I serve all of Manhattan south of 125th Street. For clinics outside this area, I'm happy to discuss special arrangements.

Yes, I provide abdominal ultrasound services for both cats and dogs of all sizes.

Most abdominal scans take 30-45 minutes, depending on the case complexity and patient cooperation.

Reports are typically delivered within 24 hours, often the same day. For urgent cases, preliminary findings can be discussed immediately after the scan.

I'm experienced with anxious pets and work closely with your team to ensure patient comfort. Light sedation may be recommended for particularly stressed animals.

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