VETERINARY SURGERY AND DENTISTRY
We offer a wide-range of surgical and dental services. Safety always comes first, so all pets are given an individual surgical, anesthetic and pain-management protocol tailored to their health and age. All surgical patients are given intravenous fluids and continuously monitored during anesthesia using state-of-the-art equipment that tracks blood pressure, oxygen and carbon dioxide levels, heart rate, heart rhythm and temperature. We are proud to offer a dedicated dental suite, complete with digital radiography, to provide unparalleled dental care.
SOFT TISSUE SURGERY
Soft tissue surgeries we perform include:
Spays and Neuters - offered at affordable package pricing
Mass removal and biopsy
Bladder and stone removal surgery
Intestinal and foreign body surgery
Eye surgery
Wound repairs
ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY
Orthopedic surgeries we perform include:
Cruciate injury surgeries:
Tibial plateau leveling osteotomy (TPLO) surgery
Lateral suture surgery
Limb and tail amputation surgery
Patella surgery
Fracture repair surgery
Femoral head ostectomy surgery
DENTISTRY
We offer periodontal cleaning, ultrasonic scaling and polishing (Dentals) with digital radiology at affordable package pricing. All dental procedures are performed in our dedicated dental suite, which allows for the highest quality patient care. Our veterinarians are also trained and equipped to perform advanced tooth extractions should the need arise. In most cases your pet will be scheduled for a routine cleaning and assessment, and a plan will be made if more extensive work is required. This allows us to offer affordable dental care to all of our patients on a routine basis.
Digital Dental Radiographs (X-rays) - Used for routine dental procedures to assess for bone loss and tooth root abscesses that are below the gum line, and therefore impossible to see otherwise. This is an identical machine used by human dentists during wellness visits to keep an accurate record of changes to our teeth. This machine also allows us to confirm that an entirety of a tooth has been removed in the event that dental extractions are required, thereby preventing painful disease and infection in the future.