Surgery
Besides spay and neuter surgeries, we also perform soft tissue and orthopedic surgeries. Our veterinarian adhere to high level of standard for all surgical procedures. Using advanced technology, your pet's vital signs are monitored by our well trained veterinary technicians, who will remain with your pet through recovery.
Our surgery include but not limited to:
Prior to surgery, a pre-surgical exam will be scheduled in order to make sure your pet is healthy enough for general anesthesia. Our veterinarian will discuss treatment options that may include surgery and put together a plan that suits the needs of both you and your pet. To ensure the safety of anesthesia process, diagnostic testing including blood work and X-ray may be recommended or required before surgery depends on your pets age and health status.
During surgery, vital signs is monitored by one of our trained veterinary surgical technicians. A technician is present during the entire surgery and recovery. We emphasize on pain management to make sure your pet is comfortable. We believe that keeping our patients safe and comfortable before, during and after surgery is of the greatest importance and an essential component of your pet's care.
To prepare for surgery, do not give any food after 9:00 pm the night before surgery. Fasting your pet can prevent vomiting after anesthesia medication and aspiration pneumonia. Drop off your pet between 8:00 am to 8:30 am on the day of surgery. There will be some surgery paperwork to fill out. We will answer all the questions that you have about the surgery. We will keep you updated during the day of surgery, and let you know when your pet is ready to be picked up.
Our surgery include but not limited to:
- Spay and neuter
- Front declaw
- Dental cleaning and extraction
- Mass removal
- Exploratory surgery
- Amputation for leg or tail
- Biopsy
- Fracture repair
Prior to surgery, a pre-surgical exam will be scheduled in order to make sure your pet is healthy enough for general anesthesia. Our veterinarian will discuss treatment options that may include surgery and put together a plan that suits the needs of both you and your pet. To ensure the safety of anesthesia process, diagnostic testing including blood work and X-ray may be recommended or required before surgery depends on your pets age and health status.
During surgery, vital signs is monitored by one of our trained veterinary surgical technicians. A technician is present during the entire surgery and recovery. We emphasize on pain management to make sure your pet is comfortable. We believe that keeping our patients safe and comfortable before, during and after surgery is of the greatest importance and an essential component of your pet's care.
To prepare for surgery, do not give any food after 9:00 pm the night before surgery. Fasting your pet can prevent vomiting after anesthesia medication and aspiration pneumonia. Drop off your pet between 8:00 am to 8:30 am on the day of surgery. There will be some surgery paperwork to fill out. We will answer all the questions that you have about the surgery. We will keep you updated during the day of surgery, and let you know when your pet is ready to be picked up.
