Surgery

Pet Surgery Services for Greensboro, NC

We'll always make you and your pet feel comfortable during every surgical procedure.

The experienced staff at our veterinary clinic are pleased to offer numerous surgical options for common small animal ailments. All patients receive a pre-anesthetic evaluation to verify that they are healthy enough for surgery; an anesthetic protocol tailored to their specific needs and health; careful perioperative observation; extensive anesthesia monitoring; state-of-the-art surgical procedures; multi-modal pain management; and thorough post-operative therapy to ensure a quick, comfortable recovery.

The surgeries offered include but are not limited to soft tissue and orthopedic procedures such as spay & neuter, stomach tacking for at-risk breeds, mass removal and biopsy, extracapsular cruciate repair, patellar luxation repair, and abdominal exploratory surgery. Get in touch with our Greensboro, NC clinic!
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Spay & Neuter Surgery in Greensboro, NC

If you need spay & neuter surgery for your pet, rely on us! We make sure your pet is comfortable and well taken care of while they are worked on. We also offer Erchonia laser therapy services to reduce your pet's discomfort. Please contact our receptionists today to schedule a pre-surgical evaluation. Our doctors will be happy to form a pet surgery plan for your beloved friend.

How to Prepare Your Pet for Surgery

Before the day of your pet's surgery, you will have one or more appointments at your veterinary clinic. At these appointments, your vet will ask you a series of questions to get a good understanding of what health issues or injuries your pet has had in the past, any treatments currently being administered, and any behavioral concerns. Prior to the pet surgery, the vet will also conduct a thorough examination of your pet to ensure they are healthy enough to undergo the procedure. The few days prior to the pet surgery, you should have your pet bathed because after the surgery, the incision must be kept dry until it heals. You should also plan how you will transport your pet to and from the surgery. 

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