There When You Need Us Most
Surgery can be a source of anxiety and stress for many pet owners. Maybe you worry about whether your pet will be well cared for, or perhaps you have concerns about adequate precautions and monitoring. Let us calm your nerves.
DPVH’s doctors offer many years of experience and are able to perform a wide range of surgical procedures including orthopedic surgeries, routine castrations and spays, growth removals, skin biopsies, and abdominal exploratory procedures (foreign body removal, organ biopsies, tumor removal). Our licensed technicians and assistants help the doctors provide the best possible care for your sick or injured pet.
As a full-service veterinary hospital, we incorporate the latest in pain management medication into your pet’s care in an effort to keep your pet comfortable in both the pre- and post-operative periods.
Our doctors perform surgery on Tuesdays & Thursdays.
Surgical Procedures Performed by Our Vets
- Ovariohysterectomy/Spay: Removal of Female Reproduction Organs
- Castration/Neuter: Removal of Male Reproductive Organs
- Dental Surgery: Extraction of Diseased or fractured Teeth
- Growth/Tumor Removal: Removal of Growth or Tumor, can be send as a biopsy for further diagnostics
- Hernia Repair: Correction of hernia, commonly found as umbilical or inguinal hernias
- Anal Gland Removal: Removal of the Entire Anal Glands if Problematic or Chronically Infected
- Gastropexy: Preventative Surgery to Protect from Bloat (Gastric Torsion)
- Abdominal Exploratory: Surgery to Better Understand Digestive Issues, Foreign Body Removal, and Intestinal Biopsies
- Wound Repair: Closure of Injuries After Trauma
- Ear Surgery: Repair Hematomas
- Eye Surgery: Entropion: Surgery Involving the Eyelid or Enucleation: Removal of the Eye
- Bladder Surgery: Remove Bladder Stones
- Pyometra Surgery: Remove Infected Uterus of Un-spayed Females
- Splenectomy: Remove Spleen
- Limb/Toe Amputation: Removal of Limb/Toe due to injury or cancer