Diagnostic imaging is an essential component of the diagnostic work-up of many cases. In many instances, a combination of imaging techniques is required. We have available a range of up-to-date imaging equipment including radiography machines and computed radiography equipment, a number of different ultrasound machines, a variety of videoendoscopes, a gamma camera (for nuclear scintigraphy) and MRI. We are proud to have been at the forefront of developing standing MRI for the diagnosis of the cause of certain types of lameness, and we were the first veterinary clinic in the world to install a standing equine MRI limb scanner. Our work with MRI has resulted in the publication of a number of scientific articles in the veterinary literature (see list of publications).