Complete Guide to Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO) in Dogs
Are you facing a cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) injury or rupture in your dog? Tibial
Are you facing a cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) injury or rupture in your dog? Tibial
Hip dysplasia is the most common developmental orthopedic disease affecting a dog’s hip joint.
Ensuring optimal postoperative care for your pet after surgery is crucial for a smooth recovery
When it comes to your pet’s health, you want the best care possible. That’s why
Surgery can be a stressful experience for pet owners, but proper preparation can help make
Why preoperative assessment is important? Veterinary patients presented for surgical procedures must have a preoperative
While it would be nice to say that a surgical procedure is an emergency whenever
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While it would be nice to say that a surgical procedure is an emergency whenever a client says it is, and therefore, is emergency surgery, this is not so. There are accepted criteria for a situation warranting surgery in an emergency. What is Veterinary Emergency Surgery? Surgical procedures can be classified, based on urgency, as
Why preoperative assessment is important? Veterinary patients presented for surgical procedures must have a preoperative medical assessment before being scheduled for surgery. This preoperative assessment of surgical patients is not only for their presenting complaints and diseases or injuries, but also for their suitability as candidates for anesthesia and the proposed surgical procedure. It indicates
Surgery can be a stressful experience for pet owners, but proper preparation can help make the process smoother and less worrisome. Below are ten tips for preparing your pet for surgery. These include discussing the procedure with your veterinarian, performing preoperative tests to identify any pet health issues, updating pet vaccinations if needed, grooming them