Pet Surgery

We offer comprehensive surgical solutions for the health and well-being of your cherished companion.

Pet Surgery

The safety and comfort of your pet are always of the utmost importance, and we are proud to say we belong to the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). Our veterinarians and team are dedicated to delivering excellent care for your pet. AAHA helps us stay prepared and equipped to provide the level of care that your pet deserves.

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Our veterinary hospital is evaluated against a pool of standards that are continually updated to reflect the latest developments and improvements in all areas of veterinary medicine, including surgery.

Upon arrival for surgery, your pet will undergo a pre-surgical evaluation by one of our veterinarians and appointed veterinary technicians. This team will follow the care of your pet throughout their stay. Appropriate laboratory and radiology information will be reviewed. With this information, an anesthetic plan will be prepared and implemented with your pet’s specific needs in mind.

Monitoring equipment, such as pulse oximeter, ECG, and blood pressure monitoring, will be used throughout your pet’s surgical procedure. This, along with constant monitoring by our veterinary technicians, will help ensure the safest anesthetic experience possible.

The following is a list of some, not all, of the surgical procedures we offer.

Spay and Castrations

Biopsies or Mass Removal

Bladder Surgery, Such as Stone Removal

Some Fracture Repairs

Gastropexy

Splenectomy

Cruciate Ligament Repair, Such as Lateral Suture or TTA

TPLO is Offered On-Site with Board-Certified Surgeon Dr. Calvin Kobluk

Intestinal Foreign Body Retrieval, Such as Removing an Eaten Toy

Eyelid Surgery (Entropion, Eyelid Mass Removal)

Sometimes conditions arise that require veterinarians with specialized training. When this is the case, we have access to board-certified surgeons and radiologists. We may refer you to other specialists to assist us in diagnosing and managing your pet’s medical condition.