Dog Spay Surgery

 Spaying is a routine surgical procedure performed to prevent unwanted breeding while supporting your dog's long-term reproductive health. Our team provides safe anaesthesia, pain management, and comprehensive post-operative care. 

 Cat spaying is a commonly performed procedure that helps prevent unwanted litters and reduces the risk of certain reproductive diseases. We focus on safe surgery and a comfortable recovery for every patient. 

 Dog neutering is performed to prevent breeding and may be recommended as part of your pet's overall healthcare plan. Our veterinarians provide personalised guidance, safe anaesthesia, and post-surgical monitoring. 

 Neutering is a routine procedure for male cats that helps prevent unwanted breeding and supports long-term health. Our surgical team ensures careful monitoring before, during, and after the procedure. 

 We perform a wide range of soft tissue surgeries, including procedures involving the skin, abdomen, urinary system, and other internal organs. Each surgery is planned using advanced diagnostics and supported by comprehensive anaesthetic monitoring. 

 Surgical removal of skin and internal tumours is performed after thorough clinical evaluation and diagnostic investigations. Histopathology may be recommended to help determine the nature of the tumour and guide further treatment. 

 Fracture repair aims to restore normal limb function following bone injuries. Our orthopaedic surgeons perform fracture fixation using modern surgical techniques, followed by structured recovery and rehabilitation plans. 

 TPLO (Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy) is an advanced orthopaedic procedure commonly performed to treat cranial cruciate ligament injuries in dogs. The goal is to improve joint stability and restore comfortable mobility. 

 Cruciate ligament injuries are a common cause of hind limb lameness in dogs. Our orthopaedic team evaluates each patient and recommends the most appropriate surgical technique based on breed, size, age, and activity level. 

 Hip dysplasia and other joint disorders can significantly affect your pet's mobility and quality of life. We provide comprehensive orthopaedic assessment and surgical management for selected joint conditions to improve long-term comfort and function. 

 Patella luxation, or a dislocating kneecap, is commonly seen in small-breed dogs and may cause intermittent limping or difficulty walking. Surgical correction may be recommended depending on the severity of the condition. 

 Persistent limping or joint pain may result from injuries, arthritis, ligament damage, fractures, or developmental orthopaedic conditions. Our veterinarians use clinical examination, digital X-rays, and advanced imaging to determine the cause and recommend appropriate treatment.