Femoral Head Ostectomy – Cat

A second opinion that made all the difference. This sweet cat came to us after visiting another hospital, with ongoing discomfort and difficulty using her right hind leg. After a thorough evaluation, we diagnosed her with Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis (SCFE) affecting her right femur.
  Common signs of SCFE in cats include:
• Limping or lameness (often … Read moreFemoral Head Ostectomy – Cat

Corkskrew Tail Removal – Frenchie

A 3-year-old female French Bulldog visited us due to ongoing discomfort caused by her tightly curled “corkscrew” tail. The inward, twisted tail created deep skin folds, leading to irritation, infection, bleeding, and bacterial buildup. Her owner also noticed frequent scooting as a result.  After a thorough evaluation, we recommended a total caudectomy—the surgical removal of … Read moreCorkskrew Tail Removal – Frenchie

Medial Patellar Luxation AND TPLO – Mixed Breed

Six months of limping led this 7-year-old mixed-breed dog to our hospital 
Her owner noticed the limping had been getting worse, and she would make a squeaking sound when being lifted, so we performed radiographs for a closer look.
  We discovered that both kneecaps were slipping out of place, along with a cranial cruciate ligament injury in … Read moreMedial Patellar Luxation AND TPLO – Mixed Breed

Oral Cancer Mass Removal – Anonymous

This brave pup came to us with a growing oral mass on his gum that was pushing through a tooth. He had another mass removed in the past, and this new one needed careful surgical removal to ensure the best outcome.
  Recurrence Note: Oral masses can sometimes come back. It’s important for all pet owners to monitor their pets … Read moreOral Cancer Mass Removal – Anonymous

TPLO – Cavalier

This sweet 4-year-old female Cavalier King Charles Spaniel had been limping on her right back leg for about a year. Her owner noticed the leg looked thinner than the other and that she would yelp when we touched near her hip.

After radiographs, we confirmed a cruciate ligament tear, and she underwent a TPLO surgery.
The surgery went smoothly, and she’s healing wonderfully! We’re so … Read moreTPLO – Cavalier

Cystotomy – Anonymous  

Cystotomy Success: Bladder Stones Removed!   This sweet pup came in for a bladder stone consult after an ultrasound at another clinic showed stones and surgery was recommended.

After taking radiographs, we confirmed she needed a cystotomy, a surgery where the bladder is carefully opened to remove the stones and prevent further complications.
  Everything went perfectly during … Read moreCystotomy – Anonymous