Joint diseases that run in families: A lot of pets, especially some breeds, are more likely to get joint problems like hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, and patellar luxation. To keep your pet comfortable and able to move around, it’s essential to identify any issues early and treat them accordingly. To address these issues and improve your pet’s quality of life, our surgeons utilize cutting-edge diagnostic tools and surgical techniques.

Fracture Management: Accidents and injuries can break bones, and these need to be treated right away and correctly. We offer complete fracture care, which includes realigning, stabilizing, and rehabilitating the bone. We use both conventional and minimally invasive methods, ensuring the best outcome for your pet.

Pinning and plating: We use surgical pinning and plating methods for complicated fractures or bone deformities. To speed up recovery and reduce the risk of complications, these procedures involve the use of metal implants to stabilize bones while they heal.

Ligament Repair by Extracapsular Method: Active dogs often hurt their ligaments, like when they tear their cranial cruciate ligament (CCL). The extracapsular repair method is a well-established surgical technique that helps your pet return to their normal activities by restoring joint stability and function.

TPO, or Triple Pelvic Osteotomy, is a special type of surgery that is used to fix hip dysplasia in young dogs. This procedure can significantly reduce pain and prevent arthritis from worsening by realigning the pelvic bones.

Anconeal Process Surgery: This surgery is often needed for dogs with ununited anconeal process (UAP), a developmental problem that affects the elbow joint. Surgery can help alleviate pain and restore the joints to normal function.

Joint Fusion (Arthrodesis): If you have severe joint disease or an injury that can’t be fixed, your doctor may suggest joint fusion to get rid of pain and make your limbs work better. Our surgeons carefully review each case to determine the best course of action.

Amputation: Amputation is always seen as a last resort, but it can save the lives of pets with severe trauma, cancer, or limb conditions that can’t be treated. To ensure your pet’s comfort and ease of adjustment to life on three legs, our caring team provides thorough pre- and post-operative support.

Pre-Operative Assessment: Before any surgery, we do a complete exam and diagnostic workup to make sure your pet is healthy enough to have anaesthesia and surgery. This may involve blood tests, imaging tests (such as X-rays or ultrasounds), and consultations with our surgical team.

Pain Control and Anaesthesia: Our top priorities are your pet’s safety and comfort. We utilize the latest anaesthetics and monitoring tools to minimize the risk and provide effective pain relief throughout the entire surgery.

Post-Operative Care: Our exceptional surgical suite keeps a close eye on recovery. Our veterinary nurses provide your pet with gentle care, administer medication, and assist them in regaining strength and mobility. We also provide pet owners with clear instructions and ongoing support for at-home care and rehabilitation.

Experienced Surgeons: Our veterinary surgeons have a lot of training in both simple and complex surgeries, ensuring that your pet will get the best care possible.

Facilities that are up to date: We have modern surgical suites, advanced imaging technology, and specialized orthopaedic tools at our clinic to help with a wide range of procedures.

Full Range of Services: We do more than just surgery and orthopaedics. We also offer annual health checks, vaccinations, neutering and spaying, radiology services, health and travel certificates, and grooming, all in one convenient location.

Individualized Care: Every pet is different, so we make sure that our surgical plans and care plans are tailored to their specific needs.