Routine and advanced procedures performed with anesthesia to ensure your pet's safety.
Surgery is sometimes necessary to give your pet a better quality of life. Learning that your cherished companion needs surgery can cause many pet owners to worry. This is why it makes a huge difference having a team you can trust. Our staff is highly experienced in caring for pets during routine and elective procedures. The safety and comfort of our patients are our top priority when we perform operations.
At our hospital, we perform the following surgical procedures:
Surgery requires precision and knowledge to be successful. Our surgeons are experienced and know all the techniques to ensure your pet’s safety. We perform pre-surgical tests such as blood testing and imaging diagnostics to learn about your pet’s current health status. All surgeries require some form of anesthesia, and we must understand how their bodies will react to the drug. The tests will determine the safe dosage and detect any issues that can cause complications.
During the surgery, we use monitoring equipment to ensure your pet is safe. A veterinary technologist will monitor your pet’s vital signs. Any change in blood pressure, temperature, heart rate, and breathing will not be missed.
Recovery time varies based on the type of surgery your pet had. Your pet can take anywhere from 2 weeks to heal from routine procedures or 6 months to recover from major surgeries. We offer various rehabilitation therapies that can help your pet heal faster. To discuss your pet’s recovery, call us at 403-249-3411.
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