Depending on your pet’s diagnosis, our veterinarians may require your pet to undergo veterinary surgery. It is important to know that they make this decision with your best interest in mind, so here are a couple of things you might need to understand.
Why Does My Pet Need Surgery at Care Animal Hospital?
In the event of an injury, a fracture repair, or internal bleeding among many others, surgery is used by our vets to treat the problem area directly at the root. For urgent services, this usually happens when both oral and topical medication is no longer enough to fight the complication and needs a more invasive veterinary surgery.
However, surgery is not only performed on afflicted patients. It can also be optional, called elective surgeries, where a pet parent recommends a certain operation for their benefit or their pet’s. These commonly include spaying or neutering procedures, as well as debarking.
Overall, while an operation may seem like an intimidating process, the purpose is always justified and done with a lot of logical reasoning. As long as you submit your pets to a highly credible institution such as Care Animal Hospital, you can rest easy knowing your companion animals are in good hands.
Care Animal Hospital Surgery Benefits
Our veterinarian practice provides surgical expertise you will not find at any other clinic. Each veterinarian and their team have performed a lot of surgeries. At our veterinarian practice, we have the experience and skills to handle even the most complex procedures.
If your pet needs surgery, do not trust just any clinic. Come to Care Animal Hospital, where certified veterinarians perform the most advanced techniques and give your pet the care they deserve. There are countless reasons why you should entrust your pets with us:
- State-of-the-art veterinary surgical procedures.
- Highest level of medical technology for your companion animals.
- Latest monitoring devices to ensure safe anesthetic demonstration.
- Modern and innovative tools for the safest, most effective pet surgery services.
- Executed by highly trained, experienced, and dedicated veterinarians.
If your pet is to undergo the procedure with us, we will communicate with you about the following:
- Briefing on the surgical process your beloved companion will undergo.
- Any big or small risks the operation entails.
- Preparing your pet for surgery.
- Post-operative care.
- Post-operation medication and treatment, if any.
Our Veterinary Surgical Services
Our veterinary surgical services are second to none. Our board-certified team of expert veterinarians and state-of-the-art facilities ensure that your furry friend receives optimal care – every single time.
Our board-certified veterinary surgeon, renowned in veterinary clinic and practice, stands ready to transform your pet’s life. From a compassionate consultation to performing control of a leg amputated, we prioritize patient care and quality. Contact us to schedule an appointment and discover why referring veterinarians and owners trust us for cost-effective, quality solutions.
We offer a range of quality surgical services to help pets with various health issues. Some common surgeries include:
- Spay and neuter.
- Dental (extractions)
- Soft tissue (tumor removals, gastrointestinal)
- Orthopedic (bone fractures, hip dysplasia, joint issues)
- Ophthalmic (cataract removals, glaucoma treatments)
- Emergency (e.g. for life-threatening injuries, laparoscopy, arthroscopy)
- Skin and reconstructive(e.g. to repair injuries or congenital defects)
- Neurological (e.g. for herniated discs or brain tumors)
- Urogenital (e.g. to address urinary tract issues or reproductive problems).
- Cardiovascular (e.g. to repair heart defects or blood vessel issues).
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Surgery Dangerous?
Depending on your pet’s diagnosis, or how invasive the surgery will be, there are always big or small risks that your pet will have to undergo.
As for anesthesia, it has long been debated whether or not it is safe for your pets to be under the influence. However, modern technology and further advancements in veterinary medicine have paved the way for a safer administration, decreasing the overall risk of anesthesia to your pets.
In my opinion, as long as you choose our veteran team of dedicated veterinarians with sophisticated monitoring tools and equipment to work on your case, it creates a more accurate, less-risk environment.
Is My Pet Too Old for Surgery?
There is no such thing as a pet too old for surgery. Regardless of age, your dogs or cats should not be detracted from the treatment they need.
Anesthesia should not be a factor either. Modern advances in medicinal technology have made it extremely safe and manageable, despite an animal’s nature, breed, size, or age.
Overall, if our vets think your pet needs the operation, then it would be best to follow suit. All those risks are outweighed by the dangers of not pushing through with veterinary surgery, so it is best to trust our doctors’ plans and choose what is best for your pet in the long run.
How Long Does Pet Surgery Take?
Pet surgery can take anywhere from 2 – 4 hours. Depending on the severity of the condition or your pet’s diagnosis, this number can change. Rest assured, our board certified veterinary surgeon is doing their best to make it a safe, and uncomplicated procedure for your pet to get the best treatment possible.
In our veterinary surgical services, are board-certified veterinary surgeons in top-tier veterinary clinics and veterinary practices. These referring veterinarians, experts in pet care, transform patient woes into wellness. Our services span clinics to hospitals, offering consultation to diagnosis, and performing the removal of illness with precision. Quality care, affordable cost.