Photos courtesy of UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine An avian patient gets prepared to be scanned in the small animal CT machine at the All Species Imaging Center in California. A new veterinary facility has opened at the University of California-Davis (UC Davis). The All Species Imaging Center is designed to be a central hub for advanced diagnostic imaging at the UC Davis William R. Pritchard Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital (VMTH), according to the university.1The new center consists of 4 diagnostic imaging suites, 2 control rooms, a patient waiting room, a room used by radiologists for image interpretation, and staff office spaces. The diagnostic imaging facility is also a home to the university’s advanced radiology training program. In this space, a dozen veterinary residents are trained by 8 board-certified radiologists.1The veterinary hospital at UC Davis is accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association.