Pet Orthopedic Surgery

• Fractures: Orthopedic surgical intervention is sometimes needed to stabilize and repair the broken bones, allowing them to heal properly.
• Torn Ligaments: One of the most common ligament injuries in dogs is a torn cranial cruciate ligament (CCL), similar to ACL injuries in humans. Pet orthopedic procedures are often performed to stabilize the knee joint and restore mobility.
• Hip Dysplasia: A hereditary condition in pets where the hip joint doesn’t fit properly. Surgical options can provide relief and improve function.
• Patellar Luxation: Occurs when your pet’s kneecap dislocates from its normal position. Orthopedic surgery can correct this condition by realigning the kneecap and securing it in place.
• Osteochondritis Dissecans (OCD): A developmental condition where your pet’s cartilage separates from the underlying bone. Pet orthopedic surgery can remove the loose cartilage and promote healing of the joint.

• Fracture Repair and Pinning: Fracture repair involves the realignment and stabilization of broken bones using pins, plates, or screws to make sure that your pet’s bones heal correctly.
• TPLO (Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy): Used to treat torn cranial cruciate ligaments (CCL) in dogs, this surgery alters the dynamics of the knee joint to eliminate the need for the damaged ligament.
• Lateral Sutures: Lateral suture stabilization is another technique used to treat dog CCL injuries. This procedure uses sutures placed outside the joint to mimic the function of the ligament, stabilizing the knee.
• Hip Replacement and Femoral Head Osteotomy (FHO): For pets with severe hip dysplasia, total hip replacement can provide significant relief and improved function. FHO is a less invasive option that removes the head of the femur, reducing pain and allowing a false joint to form.
• Patellar Luxation Surgery: Surgical correction of patellar luxation involves deepening the groove where the kneecap sits and tightening the surrounding tissues to keep it in place, improving your pet’s comfort and mobility.

Your pet’s safety is our top priority. Before any surgery, we conduct thorough consultations and pre-operative diagnostics to assess your pet’s health and identify any potential risks. This may include blood tests, imaging studies, and physical examinations to ensure your pet is in optimal condition for surgery. Our experienced veterinarians use the latest techniques and state-of-the-art equipment to perform pet orthopedic surgeries with precision and care. Post-operative care is equally important, and we provide detailed aftercare instructions and follow-up visits to monitor your pet’s recovery.

We make specialized pet orthopedic surgeries accessible to all pet owners. Our affordable pricing ensures that financial concerns do not block your pet’s ability to receive necessary treatment for a better quality of life.