Surgeries

Surgeries

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1. Abdominal Exploratory in Dogs
An abdominal exploratory surgery refers to almost every non-specific surgery of the abdomen. They are defined as exploratory because every organ in the abdomen is inspected for abnormalities and treated if necessary.
2. Anal Gland Removal
Anal gland removal is the surgical removal of the anal glands, located on either side of the anus. These glands secrete a pungent smelling odor when the pet defecates or is frightened or alarmed.
3. Biopsy in Dogs
A biopsy is an important procedure in which a sample of tissue is taken for microscopic analysis.It is designed to help determine the cause of illness or abnormal organ function and usually requires general anesthesia.
4. Brain Surgery in Dogs
Surgery on the brain carries a high risk and is not commonly performed in veterinary medicine. When it is performed, it is usually done in specialty practices by surgeons or neurosurgeons.
5. C-section (Cesarean) in Dogs
A cesarean section or C-section is a procedure in which the unborn puppies are surgically removed from the uterus. This procedure is usually performed only after attempts at natural delivery have failed.
6. Castration in Dogs
Castration (orchiectomy) is a surgical procedure in which the testicles are removed from the body. It is performed most commonly to make pets unable to breed, thus helping to control pet overpopulation.
7. Cystotomy in Dogs
Cystotomy is a surgical procedure in which an incision is made into the urinary bladder. The procedure can be done for many reasons, the most common being to facilitate removal of bladder and urethral stones.
8. Dental Prophylaxis for Dogs
A dental, also sometimes called a "prophy" or prophylaxis, is professional cleaning and polishing of a dog's teeth. Performed under general anesthesia, a dental prophy may be necessary once a year.
9. Dewclaw Removal
Dewclaw removal is the surgical removal of the first digit, sometimes referred to as the thumb, located on the inside of the paws. It is most often performed in puppies around 2 to 5 days of age to comply with specific breed standards.
10. Ear Cropping
Ear cropping is a surgical procedure in which a portion of the ear is removed. The purpose of the procedure is usually to produce ears that stand erect. This procedure is most often performed in puppies around 8-12 weeks of age.
 

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