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Pet Surgery Procedures

PET SURGERY

Expert Care When Your Pet Needs It Most

When your pet requires surgery, you want to know they’re in safe, experienced hands. At Centenary Vets, our skilled surgical team is dedicated to providing the highest standard of care, ensuring that your pet’s procedure is as smooth and stress-free as possible. Whether it’s a routine operation or a more complex procedure, we’re here to support you and your pet every step of the way.

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What Types of Pet Surgery Do We Offer?

There are two main types of surgery: soft tissue and orthopaedic. Soft tissue surgeries involve procedures like desexing, lump removals, and internal operations, while orthopaedic surgeries deal with bones, joints, and ligaments. Our clinic is equipped to handle a wide range of surgical needs, from simple procedures to more complex operations.

Before any surgery, our team conducts a thorough examination and often requires pre-anesthetic bloodwork to ensure your pet is fit for the procedure. We’ll provide you with detailed fasting instructions and guidance to prepare your pet on the day of surgery. It’s important to follow these instructions carefully, as they directly impact your pet’s safety under anaesthesia.

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Signs Your Pet May Need Surgery

Recognising when surgery might be necessary can be challenging. Some common signs include persistent pain, limping, lumps that change in size, difficulty eating, or ongoing health issues that haven’t improved with other treatments. If you notice these symptoms, our veterinary team can assess and determine the best course of action.

Surgical Success and Long-Term Care

The goal of any surgery is to improve your pet’s quality of life. Our post-surgery follow-ups ensure your pet is healing well, and we provide advice on long-term care, including exercise, diet, and any lifestyle adjustments needed after surgery. For pets recovering from orthopaedic surgery, we may recommend physical therapy to restore mobility.

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What Happens During Pet Surgery?

On the day of surgery, we take every precaution to ensure your pet’s safety and comfort. Here’s what you can expect:

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Arrival and Admission

When you arrive, our friendly staff will assist with the arrival and admission process and ensure that all necessary paperwork is completed. We’ll review your pet’s medical history and confirm the details of the procedure.

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Pre-Anaesthetic Assessment

Our team will perform a final assessment to confirm that your pet is ready for anaesthesia. This may include a brief physical examination and any last-minute diagnostics.

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Anaesthesia

Your pet will be cared for by our qualified nurse from sedation through to recovery. We use advanced monitoring equipment to keep a close watch on their vital signs throughout the procedure.

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Surgery

The surgery will be performed by our skilled veterinary surgeons using state-of-the-art equipment and techniques. We prioritise minimising pain and discomfort and will take all necessary measures to ensure a successful outcome.

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Recovery

After the surgery, your pet will be closely monitored in our recovery area. We will ensure they wake up comfortably and are stable before you are invited to take them home. You’ll receive detailed post-operative care instructions, including pain management and follow-up care.

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Post-Surgery Follow-Up

We’ll schedule a follow-up appointment to check on your pet’s recovery progress. Our team will be available to answer any questions and provide additional support as needed.

What Our Customers Say

Highly recommended 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
The care is excellent from the moment you walk in to the moment you walk out. They have been caring for our dogs for many many years through many health issues and surgeries. They are always looking at ways to improve to ensure they give the best care to our fur babies 💝

Sam Foster

Amazing people and service. My rescue dog is quite timid with new people and places but she happily goes in and takes all the attention she can get here.

Tegan

Just the best vets. Dr Georgia is amazing and is so good with my 2 fur babies. She is caring and has such a great way of dealing with the 2 of them. I would not take my 2 to any other vet

Natasha Milne

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