Skip to content

A New Era in Veterinary Medicine

A CT scanner that drives to your veterinary practice.

Rover CT brings gold-standard 3D CT scanning for dogs and cats directly to your hospital, for a half day or a full day. Your team anesthetizes the patient, we scan in about ten minutes, and a board-certified veterinary radiologist reads the images. No scanner to buy, no lease, no sending your client somewhere else.

Registering commits you to nothing, and takes about a minute.

The Rover CT van, branded for mobile veterinary scanning, parked outside a veterinary practice

Your veterinary practice is the superhero.

CT is your superpower. Now, CT comes to you.

A new era is dawning. Rover CT transports a gold-standard 1,000-slice-equivalent cone-beam 3D CT scanner directly to your clinic or hospital.

A new era of effectiveness

What exactly is Rover CT?

Roaming Optimized Veterinary Essential Radiology

Our scanner

Claris V 3D CT

A new era in veterinary imaging.

State-of-the-art 1,000-slice-equivalent cone-beam CT renderings in full 3D that you can see right away. Read by certified experts and delivered to you electronically. No compromises.

Rover CT is so much more than a CT scanner on wheels. Rover CT is:

  • Impact: help more pets and KNOW you’re making a difference at every opportunity
  • Knowledge: start making decisions based on facts, not fears
  • Value: about one third the price of traditional CT scans, and often covered by pet insurance
  • Revenue: don’t lose money on scans — earn it
  • Growth: join a network of veterinary professionals and be seen by customers

What Rover CT is not

With Rover CT, say goodbye to:

  • Buying or leasing a scanner
  • Maintenance costs
  • A minimum number of scans
  • Sending the pet owner somewhere else
  • Traveling for scans — we come to you

There are no costs, fees or subscriptions to your veterinary practice to offer this service to your clients.

The Rover CT van parked at a veterinary practice with the rear ramp down and a dog being wheeled aboard
  • A sedated dog positioned on the scanner table at the mouth of the CT bore
  • A veterinary technician positioning a hawk on the scanner table
  • A technician preparing a patient at the scanner inside the mobile unit

A new era of superpowered medicine

Why practices choose us

No more missed scans

Stop referring out CT scans

50–75% of CT prescriptions are never filled. Cut out the middleman and save more pets.

No more waiting for results

View images immediately

See the veterinary radiologist report usually the same day.

No more lost revenue

Earn more from CT scanning

Expedited diagnosis in your clinic while earning income for yourself and your team.

No more underutilized talent

Retain and develop your talent pool

CT scanning is taught in top veterinary training programs. Rover CT helps you attract and retain the best veterinary talent.

No complex billing

Simple billing, clear advantages

You charge the pet owner; Rover CT charges the practice. Simple. Register and your portal shows the current rates.

No more losing the study

The study is yours to keep

The study information stays with the vet. Future referrals, comparisons, or sharing with specialists is a breeze.

Indications for CT referral: posters for dogs and for cats, each labelling what a CT scan is used to diagnose, including cancer staging, pre-surgical checks, 3D models for surgical planning, skull and nasal tumors, abdominal disorders, and joint disease

Turn your CT prescriptions into income and impact.

Register your practice

A new era of simplicity

Scheduling a visit from Rover CT is ridiculously simple.

We park outside. We scan inside. We’re on your side.

  1. 1

    Booking

    Book a session online in your portal. Select anywhere from a single scan to a half day of multiple scans — it depends how many pets you’re helping that day.

  2. 2

    Arrival

    Rover CT arrives at your clinic on time as scheduled. Parks at the back door to make it convenient for your practice.

  3. 3

    Anesthesia

    Your team administers anesthesia as necessary and brings the patient out to the scanner.

  4. 4

    Scanning

    Scanning takes about 10 minutes. Then the patient returns to your exam room to recover.

  5. 5

    Reading

    View the images immediately. A board-certified veterinary radiologist interprets the images. You receive the full radiology report usually the same day — electronically, automatically and confidentially.

  6. 6

    Billing

    All of your scans are billed at the end of the week.

A new era of three dimensions

Your love for animals has many dimensions. So should your imaging.

Display this unique resource. 3D images change the conversation with the pet owner: when you show them the rendering, the 360° rotation, the color, and the fine soft-tissue and skeletal detail speak for themselves. No further specialists are required. They’ll know who went the extra mile — and they’ll never forget it.

Whole-body reconstruction
Thorax and abdomen
Skull and spine
Soft tissue detail

These play on their own. Hover over one to stop it and scrub through the rotation.

Register your practice

Rover CT at work

Another day, another parking space, another life saved.

Hover to stop the strip, drag it either way, or click any image to see it full size.

Questions vets ask

The practical questions, answered plainly.

How long does a CT scan take at my practice?
About ten minutes on the scanner for a typical study. Allow twenty to thirty minutes per patient including induction, positioning and recovery hand-off. A half-day block comfortably covers six to eight patients.
Do I need to refer the patient to a specialty center?
No. That is the point. The scanner comes to your parking lot, your team anesthetizes the patient, and the images are read remotely by a board-certified veterinary radiologist. The client never leaves your practice.
Who reads the images?
A board-certified veterinary radiologist. You receive a written report electronically, usually the same day. The interpretation is theirs; the clinical decisions stay with you.
What does it cost my practice, and what do I charge the owner?
Rover invoices your practice per scan, at a rate that depends on how much notice you give. You set your own fee to the owner. Register and your portal shows the current rates and the suggested owner fee side by side. There is no equipment cost, no lease and no minimum.
What animals and body regions can be scanned?
Dogs and cats of all sizes, and most small mammals. Head, neck, thorax, abdomen, spine and limbs; whole-body studies are routine. Contrast studies are available.
Does the patient need general anesthesia?
Yes — CT requires the patient to be still for the acquisition. Your team handles anesthesia or heavy sedation under your own protocols; Rover does not sedate patients.
How far in advance do I need to book?
Scheduled days are opened in your county a few weeks ahead and you book one from the portal. Urgent cases can be requested for the same or next day; those carry a higher rate because the van reroutes for them.
Where does Rover CT operate?
Northern New Jersey, one county at a time, starting in Essex and Bergen. Register even if we are not in your county yet: if we are not fully booked we will come to you, and we will tell you straight away whether we can reach you. That is also how we decide where to open next.

Ready to offer advanced imaging without referrals?

Reserve your first CT block and see how Rover CT transforms your diagnostic workflow.

Call or text 201-222-1100 · info@roverct.com · Serving New Jersey and surrounding regions