General/Soft Tissue Surgery
This includes routine procedures such as spay/neuter for population control and disease prevention as well as more complex procedures of the internal organs (spleen, bladder, liver), mass removals, prophylactic and emergency gastropexy (stomach tacking) to prevent/treat bloat, and biopsy of lesions for evaluation by pathology.
What To Expect When Your Pet Undergoes Surgery
How To Care For Your Pet After Surgery
Case Studies
Surgical removal of bladder stones from a feline patient. This kitty was having painful urination and a stone eventually prevented him from using the box. Stones as small as a grain of sand can cause a blockage in a cat. Screening X-rays and ultrasound aid in rapid diagnosis and treatment.
