Pet Modern Surgical Suite

Gastropexy is a preventive surgical procedure often recommended for large and deep-chested dog breeds prone to gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), a life-threatening condition commonly known as bloat. This procedure secures the stomach to the abdominal wall, significantly reducing the risk of torsion. By opting for gastropexy, pet owners can provide their dogs with long-term protection against this critical health issue.

Soft tissue and general surgeries, such as the removal of growths or cysts, are critical for diagnosing and treating a wide range of conditions. Growth removals can address both benign and malignant masses, offering pets relief from discomfort while providing valuable diagnostic insights. These procedures are tailored to the individual needs of your pet, ensuring the best possible outcomes.

Accidents can happen, and when pets suffer cuts or wounds from such incidents, they require prompt medical attention. Minor wound or laceration repairs are performed to clean, close, and promote proper healing of injuries, preventing potential infections or complications. These procedures ensure your pet can recover quickly and return to their daily activities.

Local anesthetic procedures provide a less invasive and more comfortable option for pets requiring biopsies. These procedures involve using local anesthesia to collect tissue samples for diagnostic purposes, minimizing stress for your pet while providing critical information to guide treatment decisions.

The removal of localized masses is an important procedure to address potentially harmful growths. Whether benign or malignant, mass removals help prevent discomfort and allow veterinarians to assess the nature of the growth. Early intervention ensures that pets receive the care they need before more serious complications arise.