BEEVET Animal Hospital offers veterinary surgery for dogs and cats. Our experienced veterinary team uses the latest tools and techniques to perform a variety of procedures. Our most common surgeries include:
- Spay
- Neuter
- Soft tissue tumor removal (mass removal, including eyelid)
- Pre-cancer screening (biopsy)
- Splenectomy
- Eye removal
- Aural hematoma repair
- Gastrostomy and enterotomy
- Cystotomy
- Liver biopsy
- Laceration/wound repair
- Oral surgery, dentistry
- Caesarian section
- Pyometra (uterine infection)
- Tail amputation
- Limb amputation
- Pericardial tap
- Hernia repair
- Splinting/bandaging
- Digit or dewclaw amputation
Orthopedic Surgery
Advanced orthopedic and soft tissue surgeries are conducted at our hospital by our mobile surgeon. Orthopedic problems can occur from a trauma or disease and involve the bones, joints, and ligaments. Common orthopedic surgeries performed at BEEVET Animal Hospital include:
- Cranial cruciate repair
- Patella luxation repair
- Fracture repair
- Femoral head and neck ostectomy
- Limb amputation
- External fixation
- Cast or splinting
- Advanced soft tissue surgery
Veterinary Surgical Appointments
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Our experienced team strives to provide the highest quality surgical care for your pet. Our dedicated team carefully monitors your pet and uses the latest in veterinary medicine to ensure a successful outcome for your pet. We discuss your pet’s surgical plan with you and answer all of your questions and concerns.
A typical surgical plan includes:
- Physical exam
- Pre-anesthetic blood testing
- Digital x-rays or ultrasound, as needed
- Effective pain management before, during, and after surgery
- Post-surgical monitoring and care
- Physical therapy plan, if necessary
We carefully review your pet’s post-operative care instructions. Pain medications can also be filled through our on-site pet pharmacy.
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Please contact us to schedule your pet’s surgical appointment. We are accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association and strive to provide the highest quality care for your pet.