Procedures
These are just a few procedures we do, please contact us for any other inquiries.
Our experienced veterinary team is highly skilled in performing several types of orthopedic procedures, ensuring your pet receives the best possible care.
One of the key surgeries we offer is Femoral Head Ostectomy (FHO), which is designed to alleviate pain and restore mobility for pets with hip dysplasia or severe hip injuries. We also perform fracture repairs to mend broken bones and restore proper function. In more severe cases where a limb is irreparably damaged or diseased, we offer limb amputation to alleviate chronic pain. Additionally, we perform tail amputations for pets suffering from severe trauma or infections that cannot be resolved through other treatments.
Our clinic treats a variety of wounds, including abscesses, open wounds, and complex cases requiring specialized care. For abscesses, we provide thorough cleaning, drainage, and antibiotic treatment. Open wounds from cuts, bites, or surgical procedures are carefully cleaned and sutured if necessary, with ongoing monitoring to ensure proper healing.
Debridement is a critical part of our wound management protocol, involving the surgical or mechanical removal of dead or infected tissue to promote healthy healing. We also handle maggot-infested wounds, safely and thoroughly removing the maggots and disinfecting the area to prevent further infection.
Every treatment plan is tailored to your pet's specific needs to ensure a smooth and effective recovery.
Our clinic offers comprehensive dental services to ensure your pet's oral health stays in top condition. We use advanced digital dental X-rays and UV torch technology to accurately diagnose hidden underlying issues that are not visible during routine examinations.
Our standard dental procedures include scaling to remove plaque and tartar buildup, extractions for damaged or diseased teeth, and polishing to smooth the tooth surface. To ensure maximum comfort and safety, all procedures are performed under sedation. We recommend pre-anesthetic blood tests beforehand to assess your pet's health, minimize risks, and promote a smooth, safe recovery.
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At our clinic, we offer a range of soft tissue surgeries to ensure the health and well-being of your pets. Some of our services include mass removals to excise abnormal growths, hernia repairs to correct tissue protrusions, foreign object removal to safely extract ingested items and splenectomy.
Chemotherapy is a treatment option in veterinary oncology, used to manage and treat various types of cancer in pets. Our clinic offers chemotherapy services designed to improve your pet's quality of life while effectively targeting cancer cells.
Sterilisation is a key service we offer to promote pet health, well-being, and population control. Our clinic provides comprehensive spaying and neutering procedures to prevent unwanted litters and reduce the risk of certain reproductive health issues.
In addition to routine sterilisations, we actively participate in Trap-Neuter-Release (TNR) programs. We collaborate with various shelters and animal welfare organizations to humanely manage and reduce stray animal populations; you can find the groups we frequently work with on our Mission and Vision page.
To ensure post-surgery comfort and safety, we can provide soft collars and specialized recovery bodysuits for small female dogs and cats as a comfortable, stress-free alternative to traditional cones.
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Our clinic offers urogenital procedures to address critical urinary issues in pets.
We provide emergency unblocking services for cats and dogs with obstructed bladders, offering prompt relief from life-threatening blockages. This is especially critical for male cats, who are highly prone to urinary blockages due to their narrow anatomy. For these recurring cases, we are able to perform Perineal Urethrostomy (PU) surgery to create a wider opening and prevent future obstructions.
Some other procedures also include, cystotomy surgery, to safely remove painful bladder stones, restoring your pet's comfort and health.
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Our clinic offers artificial insemination (AI) services to assist with breeding and ensure successful pregnancies in pets. Artificial insemination is a valuable reproductive technology that allows for controlled and precise breeding, especially in cases where natural mating is not possible or practical.
By offering artificial insemination services, we aim to support responsible breeding practices and help pet owners achieve their breeding goals.
Our skilled veterinary team performs surgeries for diagnostic biopsies, as well as emergency procedures to remove dangerous foreign objects that pets have ingested.
We also treat upper gastrointestinal bleeding and perform delicate resections to remove damaged portions of the stomach or intestine caused by severe obstructions.
Additionally, we remove tumors and other neoplasias to eliminate pain and significantly improve your pet's quality of life.
Our clinic offers a range of eye surgeries to address various ocular conditions in pets. We are able to perform eye enucleation to remove severely damaged or diseased eyes, ensuring relief from pain and preventing further complications.
Additionally, we treat cherry eye, a condition where the third eyelid gland prolapses, through surgical correction to restore normal function and appearance.
Emesis induction is a critical procedure used to safely induce vomiting in pets that have ingested toxic substances or foreign objects. This process removes harmful materials from the stomach before they absorb into the bloodstream, significantly reducing the risk of serious health complications.
This procedure is recommended for acute cases and must be performed as soon as possible after ingestion to be effective. However, it is not suitable if the ingested substance is caustic or sharp, as this can cause further harm. Our veterinary team will thoroughly assess your pet and may run diagnostic tests to determine the safest course of action.
If you suspect your pet has ingested something harmful, seek veterinary assistance immediately.
Our clinic offers multiple fluid therapy options to ensure your pet receives the precise hydration and medical support they need.
For pets requiring regular hydration, we provide subcutaneous fluid administration under the skin for gradual absorption. This method is common for managing chronic illnesses like kidney disease. If administering fluids at home is difficult, our team can perform this procedure at the clinic, or travel directly to your home to provide the service. In severe cases of dehydration, we offer hospitalization with intravenous (IV) fluid therapy for rapid rehydration, allowing our team to closely monitor your pet and adjust treatment in real time.
Blood transfusions are critical, life-saving procedures used to treat pets suffering from severe anemia, blood loss, or complex medical conditions. Our clinic offers specialized transfusion services during regular operating hours to provide vital support for your pet when they need it most.
Because we do not maintain an active blood bank, pet owners are required to find their own donor. Suitable donors must be healthy, free from infectious diseases, and meet specific compatibility criteria. Our veterinary team will fully guide you through screening potential donors to ensure a safe transfusion.
Please note that our clinic is not open 24/7. For emergencies outside of our operational hours, we advise seeking immediate assistance from a 24-hour emergency veterinary hospital.