SURGICAL SERVICES

SPAYING

Opting to have your pet spayed brings about a multitude of advantages. This procedure, which prevents female animals from reproducing, can contribute significantly to extending the lifespan of your dog or cat while preserving their unique personality.

By choosing to spay your female pet, you're safeguarding her against potentially life-threatening conditions, including bacterial infections, reproductive tract ailments, and various types of cancer. Additionally, you can bid farewell to the challenges associated with your pet going into heat, such as the associated mess in female dogs and the restlessness and vocalization in female cats. Furthermore, your decision to spay your pet plays a vital role in controlling the overpopulation of dogs and cats, thereby reducing the number of animals in shelters.

Spaying is a surgical procedure involving the removal of the ovaries and uterus, necessitating anesthesia for your pet. Rest assured, we adhere to stringent protocols and continuously monitor your pet's vital signs to ensure her safety throughout the procedure. For a more comprehensive understanding of our commitment to your pet's well-being during this process, please refer to the details provided under Anesthesia and Patient Monitoring.

To arrange an appointment for your pet's spaying or to obtain further insights into the procedure, kindly contact or visit our clinic. If you find yourself grappling with the decision to spay your pet, don't hesitate to reach out to us. We are here to engage in a thoughtful discussion about your concerns and provide guidance tailored to your specific situation.

NEUTERING

Opting for neutering your pet offers numerous advantages. This procedure, designed to prevent male animals from reproducing, contributes to extending your dog or cat's life while preserving their unique personality.

By choosing to neuter your pet, you're effectively reducing or eliminating the risk of prostate and testicular cancer, as well as sexually transmitted diseases. Neutering also curtails or eliminates undesirable and sometimes embarrassing behaviors, including wandering, aggressive fighting, mounting, and marking with urine. Additionally, your decision to neuter your pet plays a vital role in controlling the overpopulation of dogs and cats, thus reducing the strain on animal shelters.

Neutering, a surgical process involving the removal of the testicles, requires anesthesia for your pet's safety. Rest assured, we adhere to stringent protocols and continuously monitor your pet's vital signs to ensure a secure procedure. For a comprehensive understanding of our commitment to your pet's well-being during this process, please refer to the details provided under Anesthesia and Patient Monitoring.

To arrange an appointment for your pet's neutering or to gain further insights into the procedure, kindly contact or visit our clinic. If you find yourself grappling with the decision to neuter your pet, don't hesitate to reach out to us. We are here to engage in a thoughtful discussion about your concerns and provide guidance tailored to your specific situation.

SOFT TISSUE SURGERY

Our clinic offers a wide range of soft tissue surgeries, which are procedures not involving bones and can bring significant benefits to pets.

One of the most frequently performed soft tissue surgeries for pets is the removal of masses or lumps. While many of these masses are benign upon removal and examination, occasionally they can prove to be more serious. Swift removal and accurate diagnosis of a lump are crucial for improving your pet's prognosis if the mass is cancerous.

For dogs prone to recurrent ear infections, surgical intervention can mitigate their frequency by enhancing airflow into the ear canal.

Moreover, surgery plays a pivotal role in addressing various eye-related issues. Excessive tearing in your pet's eyes may signify an infection or corneal damage. Surgery can expedite corneal healing with reduced scarring, ultimately improving your pet's vision. In some cases, misaligned eyelashes can harm the cornea, and surgical intervention not only enhances comfort but also diminishes the risk of corneal scarring, leading to long-term visual improvement.

If you're interested in exploring how soft tissue surgery can benefit your pet, please don't hesitate to get in touch with us. We're here to discuss the potential options and address any questions or concerns you may have.