Soft Tissue &
Orthopaedic Surgery

To remove bladder stones or tumours.

To drain the pus from an abscess, often following an injury during a fight (for cats or dogs).

The surgical removal of a malignant (cancerous) or benign (non-cancerous) lump.

For cleft palate correction, lateral wall resection, tonsils removal (tonsillectomy), or nasopharyngeal polyp removal.

The removal of a small amount of tissue for analysis, such as cancer diagnosis.

Often performed as an emergency surgery to remove pups from the womb when the mother cannot deliver them naturally.

Performed on dogs with flat muzzles, such as pugs and French bulldogs, to make breathing easier and more efficient.

For those bone breaks that are relatively easy to repair, such as when there is only one fracture, rather than multiple.

Surgery to repair partial or complete tears of the cruciate ligament connecting the back of the femur to the front of the tibia, which results in much pain for the animal.