Surgery
Our doctor team is highly skilled and experienced in simple to more extensive surgical procedures. We use modern techniques and up-to-date medication protocols as well as adhere to strict safety standards.
All of our patients receive the same level of care to minimize the risk associated with anesthesia:
- Intravenous catheters are placed in every patient undergoing anesthesia.
- Preanesthetic bloodwork is run prior to every procedure. This allows us to check the organs to ensure they are healthy which increases the chances of a great surgical experience.
- Pain control is administered during anesthesia and sent home with every patient to expedite healing, encourage a smooth recovery and keep them comfortable at home.
- Antibiotics if needed.
- Dedicated technician to monitor anesthesia and recovery.
Dental Procedure
Dental health is just as important for your pets as it is for you! Unlike people, they won't lie down and let us clean their teeth and take dental radiographs awake. Every dental procedure is performed under anesthesia for the safety of your pet and to guarantee a fresh clean mouth! Each individual tooth is evaluated along with gum health just like people.
Similar to a surgical procedure all of our patients receive the same level of care to minimize the risk associated with anesthesia:
- Intravenous catheters are placed in every patient undergoing anesthesia.
- Preanesthetic bloodwork is run prior to every procedure. This allows us to check the organs to ensure they are healthy which increases the chances of a great surgical experience.
- Pain control is administered as needed during the dental procedure and sent home if indicated with the patient to expedite healing, encourage a smooth recovery and keep them comfortable at home.
- Antibiotics if needed.
- Dedicated technician to monitor anesthesia and recovery.
Dental Extractions/Oral Surgery
It is very common that your pet will require a tooth or teeth to be extracted during their dental procedure even with the best home care routine. Diseased or loose teeth can cause pain and lead to sometimes life-threatening health issues. In most cases, it is in the pet's best interest to remove the diseased teeth and allow the gums to heal. Don't worry! They will still be able to eat and cope very well post dental extractions. Pain control is paramount during dental extractions/oral surgery and will be managed during the procedure and then continued at home with you.