Surgery & Treatments
Compassionate and highly skilled veterinary surgeons
Here when Your Pet Needs Us.
Our team of compassionate and highly skilled veterinary surgeons have the medical and surgical experience to perform all routine surgeries and many non-routine procedures, on site. We believe in investing in our vets and equipment and keeping up to date with advances in medicine. If your pet requires surgery or has a complicated health problem, our team has the skills to treat them safely.
Just like NHS doctors our vets undertake regular CPD training, ensuring that your pet receives the very best veterinary treatments available.
Advanced On-Site Surgical Expertise
We perform both routine and complex surgeries in-house using the latest veterinary techniques.
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Highly Trained Veterinary Surgeons
Our team undergoes regular CPD training—just like NHS doctors—ensuring the highest standard of care.
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State-of-the-Art Equipment
We continuously invest in modern equipment and stay up to date with medical advancements.
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Safe Treatment for Complex Conditions
If your pet has a complicated health problem, our skilled team has the knowledge to treat them safely.
Compassionate care since 2004
Surgery & Medicine Services
Orthopaedic & Soft Tissue
Orthopaedic surgery focuses on conditions involving bones, joints, ligaments, and muscles. At our practice, we carry out a range of procedures to treat injuries such as fractures or joint problems like luxating patella and cruciate ligament disease. Using advanced techniques and equipment, we aim to restore mobility, reduce pain, and help your pet get back on their feet as quickly and safely as possible.
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Laparoscopy is more commonly known as ‘keyhole surgery’. It has been used in human surgery for years and more recently has been developed for use in veterinary surgery. Just like in human surgery the incisions are small and using a camera along with small instruments we are able to perform some routine surgeries.
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Emergency Surgery
Emergency surgery is performed when a pet's condition is critical and immediate action is needed, such as after an accident, internal bleeding, or a sudden illness like a twisted stomach (GDV). In these urgent situations, our team acts fast, using advanced diagnostics and surgical techniques to stabilise and treat your pet as quickly and safely as possible. We're equipped and ready to handle emergencies when every second counts.
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Spaying & Neutering
Spaying (for females) and neutering (for males) are routine surgical procedures that prevent unwanted litters and can also bring health and behavioural benefits. These surgeries are commonly performed under general anaesthetic and involve minimal recovery time. Our experienced team ensures the process is safe, stress-free, and tailored to your pet’s individual needs.
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Dental Surgery
Dental surgery is sometimes needed to treat issues like broken teeth, severe gum disease, or oral infections. Just like in humans, dental problems can be painful and affect your pet’s overall health. Our team uses specialised equipment to perform tooth extractions and other procedures safely under anaesthetic, helping to relieve discomfort and keep your pet’s mouth healthy.
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Hospitalisation
When pets need extra care, we offer hospitalisation with round-the-clock monitoring in a calm, comfortable environment. Whether your pet is recovering from surgery, managing a medical condition, or needs observation overnight, our team is here to provide continuous support. We use modern equipment and gentle handling to keep your pet safe, closely monitored, and as relaxed as possible during their stay.
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Post-Operative Care
After surgery, your pet’s recovery is just as important as the procedure itself. We provide detailed post-operative care plans tailored to your pet’s needs, including pain management, wound care, and follow-up checks. Our team is always on hand to offer advice and support, helping your pet heal comfortably and return to normal life as quickly and safely as possible.
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