VVS Radiology Reporting Service

The VVS Radiology Reporting Service is available to all UK practices, and many non-UK practices, on a pay-as-you-go basis with no subscription or registration requirement. To request a written radiology report, complete the form at the bottom of this page.

The VVS standard radiology request turnaround time is within two working days. Our urgent turnaround service which is available for an additional fee is within one working day.

We require radiographs be submitted in DICOM format. On receipt of the below form we will email you on the email address provided with an upload link for your DICOM files. Please be advised that your requested turnaround time does not apply until radiographs have been received and confirmation of receipt has been sent from VVS.

The fees for the VVS radiology service are as follows:

Specialist written radiology report (up to 5 radiographs) – £80 + VAT

+ Per 3 additional radiographs – £40 + VAT

+ Urgent fee (within one working day) – £40 + VAT

To submit a radiology request to VVS please complete the below form or email [email protected] for more information.

We can provide additional support for your case with our internal medicine, cardiology, oncology, neurology, anaesthesia, exotics, ophthalmology, dentistry, or dermatology specialist services. Please do let us know if multidisciplinary support for your case would be appreciated in the form below or by emailing [email protected]

VVS Radiology Request Form

Referring Practice Details

Referring Vet Name(Required)

Referring Practice(Required)

Email(Required)

Contact Phone Number

For New Practices

If you are working with VVS for the first time please provide the following information:

Email Address for Invoice Purposes

Contact Name for Invoice Purposes

Patient Details

Patient Name(Required)

Patient Date of Birth(Required)

Patient Species(Required)

Patient Breed(Required)

Patient Sex(Required)

Patient Weight (Kgs)(Required)

Radiology Request

For radiology requests we do not require submission of this patients full clinical history, so please ensure this form is completed fully with all information you wish to be passed onto the specialist. Please ensure the patient information provided is complete to the best of your knowledge and you accept that VVS are only able to provide this service based on the information you have provided to us. The primary case responsibility remains with the referring clinician. If we require further information to that provided on the referral form we will be in contact.

Please describe the pet's condition and provide a clear clinical summary. Please include any pre-existing conditions and relevant history (including any surgery the patient has undergone and dates)(Required)

Patients current medications and doses(Required)

Were the radiographs taken under sedation or general anaesthetic?(Required)

If this patient was under sedation or anaesthetic for the radiographs, what pre-medication did they receive?

What are your areas of concern on the radiographs? What questions would you like answered by our imaging specialists?(Required)

Turnaround Required(Required)

Radiograph Submission(Required)

I understand the following:

We require radiographs be submitted in DICOM format. On receipt of this form we will email you on the address provided with an upload link for these. Please be advised that your turnaround time requested does not apply until radiographs have been received and confirmation of receipt has been sent from VVS.

Disclaimer(Required)

I agree to the following:

By submitting this form you agree that all of the patient information provided is complete to the best of your knowledge and you accept that VVS are only able to provide this service based on the information you have provided to us. The primary case responsibility remains with the referring clinician. If we require additional clinical history we will be in contact.

Consent(Required)

I consent to the following:

I consent for the data to be shared with a third party company for the sole purposes of the radiology report.

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