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Pet Surgeries

Pet Surgeries

University Veterinary Clinic performs surgical procedures such as spaying, neutering, and soft tissue surgeries. Our veterinarians ensure that pets receive proper care before, during, and after surgery for a smooth recovery.

Services Under Pet Surgeries

Eye Surgery

At University Veterinary Clinic, we perform eye surgeries to treat cataracts, cherry eye, eyelid abnormalities, and corneal ulcers. These procedures help relieve discomfort, restore vision, and prevent complications. Proper post-surgical care ensures healing and long-term eye health. Early intervention in eye conditions improves comfort and helps pets maintain a good quality of life.

Spaying (Including Cat in Heat Spay and Pyometra)

University Veterinary Clinic offers spaying services, including for cats in heat and those with pyometra. Spaying helps prevent unwanted pregnancies, lowers the risk of infections and cancers, and reduces behavioral issues related to heat cycles. This procedure supports long-term reproductive health and contributes to controlling the pet population. Postsurgical care ensures a smooth recovery.

Neutering (Including Cryptorchid)

At University Veterinary Clinic, neutering helps reduce aggression, unwanted marking, and reproductive-related health risks. For cryptorchid pets, where one or both testicles fail to descend, neutering is essential to prevent cancer and hormonal issues. This procedure supports better behavior and overall well-being while contributing to population control and disease prevention in male pets.

Soft Tissue Surgery

University Veterinary Clinic performs soft tissue surgeries, including tumor removals, hernia repairs, and wound treatments. These procedures help treat injuries, infections, and internal organ conditions that affect a pet’s comfort and mobility. Soft tissue surgeries improve healing and quality of life, ensuring pets recover safely with proper post-operative care and monitoring.

Orthopedic Surgery

At University Veterinary Clinic, orthopedic surgeries help pets with fractures, joint disorders, and ligament injuries. Conditions like hip dysplasia or torn ligaments can affect mobility and cause pain. Surgery helps restore function, improve movement, and prevent long-term joint damage. Rehabilitation and proper post-surgical care are essential for a pet’s recovery and long-term joint health.

Cesarean Section

University Veterinary Clinic provides cesarean sections for pets experiencing difficult labor. This procedure is performed when natural birth poses risks to the mother or puppies/ kittens. It ensures a safe delivery and reduces complications. After surgery, proper care and monitoring help support the mother’s recovery and ensure newborns receive the attention and nourishment they need.

Reproductive Planning

At University Veterinary Clinic, reproductive planning services assist pet owners in making informed breeding decisions. This includes fertility assessments, timing assistance, and pregnancy monitoring. Proper planning helps ensure healthy pregnancies, reduces risks of complications, and promotes responsible breeding practices. Consultations provide guidance on reproductive health, nutrition, and care for both parents and offspring.

Vaginal Cytology

University Veterinary Clinic offers vaginal cytology to determine the reproductive stage of female pets. This test helps identify the best time for breeding or detect infections. A simple cell sample is examined to assess hormone levels and cycle progression. Accurate timing improves breeding success and helps monitor reproductive health for better outcomes.

Dental Surgery

At University Veterinary Clinic, dental surgeries treat conditions like broken teeth, gum disease, and oral infections. Procedures include tooth extractions, abscess removals, and jaw corrections. Dental issues can cause pain and difficulty eating, affecting overall health. Regular checkups and proper post-surgical care help maintain good oral hygiene and prevent future dental problems in pets.

Tumor Surgery

University Veterinary Clinic provides tumor removal surgeries for pets with abnormal growths. These procedures help manage benign and malignant tumors, improving comfort and health. Early removal can prevent the spread of cancer and relieve symptoms. Postsurgical monitoring ensures healing and helps determine further treatment needs, such as medications or lifestyle adjustments.

GDV (Gastric Dilation Volvulus)

At University Veterinary Clinic, GDV surgery is performed to treat bloat, a life-threatening condition where the stomach twists and traps gas. Emergency surgery helps relieve pressure, restore circulation, and prevent recurrence. Large and deep-chested breeds are more at risk. Preventive measures, like proper feeding routines, can help reduce the chances of GDV in dogs.

Enterotomy

University Veterinary Clinic performs enterotomy to remove foreign objects, tumors, or blockages in a pet’s intestines. Ingested objects can cause severe complications, including vomiting, pain, and digestive issues. This surgery helps restore normal function and prevents life-threatening conditions. Post-operative care focuses on hydration, diet management, and monitoring for complications.

Gastrotomy

At University Veterinary Clinic, gastrostomy surgery is performed to place a feeding tube in pets with difficulty eating due to injuries, neurological conditions, or other health issues. This procedure allows direct food intake into the stomach, ensuring pets receive proper nutrition while recovering. Careful monitoring and gradual reintroduction to normal feeding are essential for recovery.

Cystotomy

University Veterinary Clinic offers cystotomy surgery to remove bladder stones, tumors, or obstructions. Bladder stones can cause discomfort, infections, and difficulty urinating. Surgery helps relieve these symptoms and restores urinary function. After the procedure, dietary adjustments and regular checkups help prevent future stone formation and maintain urinary tract health.

Lumpectomy

At University Veterinary Clinic, lumpectomy surgery is performed to remove small masses or abnormal growths on pets. Early removal helps prevent the spread of tumors and improves comfort. This procedure is recommended for both benign and cancerous lumps. Post-operative monitoring ensures proper healing, and further testing may be done to determine future care needs.

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