Post-Operative Care
Caring guidance to help your pet recover comfortably at home.
We provide written instructions and are available for questions as your pet heals.
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.
Recovery Support
Pain Management Plans
Medications and schedules tailored to your pet.
Incision Care
Guidance on cleaning and monitoring the surgery site.
Activity Restrictions
Clear timelines for gradually returning to normal activity.
Follow-Up Exams
Post-op visits to ensure healing is on track.
Post-Op FAQs
When can my pet resume normal activity?
Most pets need restricted activity for 10-14 days depending on the procedure.
How do I know if something is wrong?
Call us if you notice swelling, discharge, or your pet seems uncomfortable.
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Other Surgical Services
Laser Surgery
Precision tissue cutting with reduced bleeding and swelling.
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Modern anesthetics and tailored pain control protocols.
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Mass removals, abdominal surgery and wound repair.
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Dental Care
Complete dental health services including cleanings and extractions
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Compassionate end-of-life care and support for families
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Comprehensive preventive care to keep your pet healthy throughout their life
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Professional grooming services and nail care to keep your kitten clean and comfortable.
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Customized wellness packages to keep your pet healthy year-round.
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Protection against fleas, ticks, heartworms, and intestinal parasites.
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