Patient Information Surgery Overview This is Zion, a 3-year-old Maine Coon with a heart as big as his paws. After an unexpected leap from a second-story window, his owner noticed he was limping and shaking his right front leg. On exam, the metacarpal region was very painful to touch, and radiographs confirmed a metacarpal fracture. Dr. … Read moreMetacarpal Fracture Repair – Zion
Patient Information Surgery Overview When Growlithe started limping on her left hind leg, her owner brought her in right away for an exam. At 8 years old, Growlithe was showing signs of discomfort, and radiographs revealed cranial subluxation of the stifle joint along with joint effusion—both consistent with a cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) tear, a … Read moreTPLO Surgery – Growlithe
Patient Information Surgery Overview Say hello to Joey, a sweet 24-week-old Terrier Mix who had quite an adventure. After falling off the bed at home, his concerned family rushed him to the ER, where they found a fracture in his left front leg. He was limping and had mild swelling, and the ER placed a … Read moreRadioulnar Fracture Surgery – Joey
Patient Information Surgery Overview Sweet Skylar, a 5-year-old Australian Cattle Dog mix, came to us after her owner noticed she had been limping on her left hind leg for about 3 months. The limping would come and go, often getting worse after she jumped down from certain areas or engaged in heavy exercise. Her owner … Read moreTPLO – Skylar
Patient Information Surgery Overview At Lee Animal Hospital, Dr. Lee recently performed a successful corkscrew tail correction surgery. As seen in the photo, the malformed tail has been carefully removed for the pet’s well-being. What is Corkscrew Tail? Corkscrew tail is a genetic deformity commonly seen in breeds like Bulldogs, Pugs, and Boston Terriers. It … Read moreCorkscrew Tail Correction – Anonymous
Patient Information Surgery Overview An FHO, or femoral head ostectomy, is a surgical procedure that aims to restore pain-free mobility to a diseased or damaged hip by removing the head and neck of the femur (the long leg bone or thighbone). Say hello to Milo —a sweet and brave 2-year-old cat who came to us … Read moreFemoral Head Ostectomy – Milo
Patient Information Surgery Overview When a dog‘s testicles remain deeply located in the inguinal area near sensitive nerves, it’s crucial to seek a highly experienced veterinarian with precise surgical skills. In male puppies, testicles should descend into the scrotum by six months of age. If they don’t, it‘s unlikely they ever will. This condition, called … Read moreCryptorchid – Anonymous
Patient Information Surgery Overview Mass Removal Surgery at Lee Animal Hospital is a safe and effective procedure to remove abnormal growths in pets, whether benign or malignant. Our experienced veterinary team carefully evaluates each case to determine the best surgical approach, ensuring your pet’s comfort and well-being. Using advanced techniques, we aim to minimize discomfort, … Read moreMass Removal – Anonymous
Patient Information Surgery Overview Mass Removal Surgery at Lee Animal Hospital is a safe and effective procedure to remove abnormal growths in pets, whether benign or malignant. Our experienced veterinary team carefully evaluates each case to determine the best surgical approach, ensuring your pet’s comfort and well-being. Using advanced techniques, we aim to minimize discomfort, … Read moreMass Removal – Mochi
Patient Information Surgery Overview BOAS (Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome) surgery in dogs aims to improve breathing by addressing anatomical abnormalities that cause airway obstruction. It typically involves widening the nostrils, shortening the soft palate, and sometimes removing everted laryngeal saccules. The specific procedures and their combination can vary based on the dog’s individual needs and … Read moreBOAS – Kona