In safe hands
Surgery
Our team of highly-skilled vets perform a wide range of both routine & emergency surgical procedures on-site in our state-of-the-art theatre. More complex orthopaedic procedures can be performed by visiting surgeons when necessary. Every pet needing surgery is closely monitored by one of our qualified nurses; with the help of cutting-edge monitoring equipment. From the moment your pet is dropped off, to the moment you come to pick them up, we can promise that they are in the very best of hands!
Compassionate Surgical Care for Your Pet
Surgery can feel daunting, but you and your pet are in safe hands with our team. Contact us today to arrange a consultation and let us guide you every step of the way.
Surgeries performed
We offer a comprehensive range of surgical procedures to meet your pet’s needs. From routine operations to more advanced treatments, our team ensures every surgery is carried out with expert care and attention.
- Neuterings
- Mass removals
- Dental procedures
- Stitch ups
- Caesereans
- Exploratory surgeries
- Eye surgeries
- Biopsies
- Orthopaedic procedures
- and more…
Neutering
Deciding whether to have your pet neutered can be a big decision. Our team are more than happy to discuss this with you and can help you to decide the right course of action for you and your pet. Recent studies have suggested that the ideal timing of the procedure may differ between dog breeds and we can help advise you on this. In cats, we usually recommend spaying or neutering anytime from five to six months of age.
Benefits of neutering can include prevention of pregnancy, reduced incidence of some cancers and reduced incidence of conditions such as prostate disease, pyometra (infection in the uterus) and perineal hernias. The use of neutering in behavioural management is more complicated and needs to be discussed and decided on a case by case basis.
Orthopaedic Surgery
Here at the clinic, we diagnose and treat numerous orthopaedic conditions. Some of these; including cruciate ligament disease, bone fractures and patellar luxation (loose kneecaps), may require surgery. For these complex cases, we often bring in a local orthopaedic surgeon to operate with us here at the clinic or we may refer you to a specialist centre nearby.