Making Pet Surgery Safer for Our Patients
If your pet needs surgery, you deserve to feel reassured and confident about their upcoming procedure. We understand that you may be unsure about placing your pet in a vulnerable situation and would be glad to meet with you to discuss all of your concerns. Our animal hospital in Newberry offers an array of surgical services and advanced equipment to give our patients the highest level of care in a friendly, familiar environment.
Our surgery and pain management protocols allow us to focus on safety and comfort through every stage of your pet's procedure. Their wellbeing is very important to us and we want them to feel at ease at every step. Furthermore, you can expect regular communication from our team to keep you updated on your pet's condition while they're in our care.
Anesthesia and Monitoring
Since safety is our priority, our veterinary clinic uses extensive anesthesia monitoring, pain management, and post-op protocols. This involves:
Before Surgery
- Fully examining and running blood work on every pet before an anesthetic procedure to check their health and decrease potential risks
- Tailoring each pet's anesthesia and pain management to their age, size, breed, and health
During Surgery
- Close monitoring of all parameters including heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen levels, respiratory rate, carbon dioxide levels, body temperature, and EKG
- Attentive nursing care to keep pets warm, comfortable, and pain-free
After Surgery
- Post-op laser therapy to further reduce swelling and pain after pet surgery and increase the healing process
- One-on-one monitoring immediately following surgery to make sure pets are waking up safely from anesthesia
- Providing clients with detailed instructions to help their pets recover fully at home
- Follow-up calls to monitor patient recovery at home
Surgical Services
Our veterinarians can perform many surgeries to treat existing conditions or prevent future ones. These include:
- Routine spays and neuters
- Growth removals
- Intestinal surgeries
- Bladder surgeries
- Foreign body removals
Additionally, we work with a board-certified surgeon who visits our veterinary clinic when needed to perform advanced procedures including:
- Cruciate ligament repair and other orthopedics
- Specialized ear surgeries
- Advanced soft tissue procedures
- ...and more
If You Have Questions or Concerns
Please reach out to us if you have questions or concerns about your pet's surgery. Whether they're currently recovering or are due to have surgery in a few days, your peace of mind is important to us. Call our pet clinic at (352) 405-6254 to speak with one of our team members or arrange a visit with your veterinarian. We look forward to helping you and making the surgery process easier for you and your pet.
