Surgical Center

Minimally Invasive Surgery

Cutting edge procedures that result in smaller incisions and minimal post-op pain.

Laparoscopic spays
Laparoscopic cryptorchid neuter
Preventative laparoscopic gastropexy
Tracheal Collapse
Biopsy of abnormal organs including: Liver, pancreas, small intestines and kidneys
Laparoscopic Gastropexy
Laparoscopic Biopsies (liver, pancreas, intestine, kidney, lymph node)
Laparoscopic Cystoscopy
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy
Rhinoscopy
Otoscopy

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Orthopedic Surgeries

With cutting edge approaches and procedures, our surgical team always chooses the least invasive procedure available for your pet’s condition.

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Cruciate ligament injury TTA technique
Extracapsular Stifle Stabilization for CCL injury
Tibial tuberosity Advancement
Fracture repair/Complex Fractures
External Fixation
Correction of limb deformities
Reconstructive surgery
Patella Luxation
Hip Luxation
Femoral head and neck osteotomy

Soft Tissue surgery

With cutting edge approaches and procedures, our surgical team always chooses the least invasive procedure available for your pet’s condition.

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Brachycephalic specific surgery (Stenotic nares, Soft palate resection)
Urogenital surgery (Cystomomy, Perineal Urethrotomy, Nephrectomy)
Gastrointestinal (Oesophageal, Gastrotomy and Enterotomy)
Hernia Rupture Surgery
Wound Management and reconstruction
Eye Surgery

Surgical Oncology (surgical treatment of cancer)

With cutting edge approaches and procedures, our surgical team always chooses the least invasive procedure available for your pet’s condition.

Mammary tumors
Mast cell tumors
Splenectomy

Surgery Planning Guide

If you would like more information regarding a surgery, do not hesitate to call us for inquiries or to schedule an appointment for an assessment. Our team will provide a treatment plan and estimate in accordance to the needs of your pet.

General Surgery Information

At CVH, surgery drop off is typically in the morning, between 8:30 and 10:30 am Your pet will need to be fasted– no food past 8pm the night before. If your pet is under medication, make sure to ask us if you should administer the medication prior to the surgery.

We will reach out to you once your pet has woken up from their procedure and let you know when you may pick up your pet (typically at the end of the afternoon). Our technicians will go over the specific recovery instructions with you upon pick up.

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Preparing Your Pet For Surgery

It can be stressful when preparing your pet for surgery. Here are some helpful tips to aid in preparation and recovery.

Testing and Lab Work

Has your pet recently gotten lab work done at our hospital? Here is when to expect test results.

Our Pharmacy

At CVH, we have partnered with an online pharmacy to ensure that your prescription medication ordering process is as easy and affordable as possible.