Figure 1 : Canine abdomen, dorsolateral position.

Figure 2 : Normal canine abdomen, lateral position.

Figure 3: Normal canine abdomen, standing lateral position.

Figure 4: Normal feline abdomen, dorsoventral position.

Figure 5: Normal feline abdomen, lateral position.

Figure 6: Normal abdomen of a young puppy. The absence of fat prevents clear demonstration of the visceral structure. This situation can prevent a diagnosis of abdominal fluid, peritonitis, etc.