Minimally invasive pet surgery

Minimally Invasive Procedures

Advanced techniques that offer less pain and quicker recovery for your pet.

By utilizing cameras and specialized tools, we perform surgeries through tiny incisions whenever possible.

During consultations, we explain every step of the process and help you understand how to support your pet at home. Our goal is to make sure you feel confident caring for your companion after the visit.

Minimally Invasive Options

Laparoscopic Spays

Smaller incisions mean less discomfort and faster healing.

Arthroscopy

Joint visualization and treatment with tiny instruments.

Endoscopy

Diagnostic and therapeutic procedures without large incisions.

Shorter Recovery

Most pets resume normal activity quickly after surgery.

Minimally Invasive FAQs

Is minimally invasive surgery safer?

Smaller incisions reduce infection risk and discomfort.

Will my pet still need anesthesia?

Yes, but procedures are typically shorter with faster recovery.

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Other Surgical Services

Surgical Consultation

Thorough review of procedures, risks and expected outcomes.

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Anesthesia & Pain Management

Modern anesthetics and tailored pain control protocols.

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Spay & Neuter Procedures

Safe sterilization surgeries with modern anesthetic monitoring and pain management protocols.

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Other Core Services

Diagnostics & Imaging

Advanced diagnostic testing and imaging services

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Puppy Care

Specialized care for your new puppy from first exams to vaccinations

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Weight & Nutritional Counseling

Dietary guidance and weight management programs for optimal health.

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Oral Surgery

Advanced oral surgical procedures including tumor removal and jaw repair.

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Periodontal Disease Treatment

Treatment and management of gum disease and periodontal conditions.

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