Surgery
Veterinary Surgery in Newtown
The highly skilled veterinarians at Sycamore Veterinary Hospital have extensive experience and can perform a wide range of surgical procedures.
We offer:
- Spays and neuters
- Mass removals
- Foreign-body removals
- Numerous soft tissue procedures
If your pet requires surgery, call us at (215) 968-0509 to discuss your pet’s needs with our team.
Why Choose Sycamore Veterinary Hospital for Your Pet’s Surgery?
Seeing your beloved pet undergo surgery can be nerve-wracking. You want to make sure your pet receives the best care possible from trusted professionals.
At Sycamore Veterinary Hospital, our veterinarians frequently take part in continuing education courses, so you can rest assured that your pet is being treated by true professionals.
Equipped with state-of-the-art tools and technology, our hospital takes advantage of the latest advances in veterinary surgery. We offer both traditional and laser surgery procedures.
Before bringing your pet in for surgery, we take the time to carefully explain our findings, our reason for recommending surgery, and the details of the procedure we will perform. You will be well-informed and kept in the loop at all times.
After your pet’s surgery, they will receive exceptional post-operative care from our team of veterinary technicians and assistants. Rest assured that your pet will be closely monitored to ensure they are safe and healthy following their procedure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I expect during my pet's pre-operative and post-operative care?
- Pre-operative: Before surgery, your pet will undergo a thorough physical examination and may require blood tests to ensure they are healthy enough for anesthesia.
- Post-operative: After surgery, your pet will be closely monitored by our experienced staff until they are stable enough to go home. You will receive detailed instructions on how to care for your pet at home, including medication administration, wound care, and activity restrictions.
How can I help my pet recover from surgery?
- Provide a quiet and comfortable environment.
- Administer medications as directed.
- Monitor your pet for any signs of complications, such as excessive bleeding, lethargy, or difficulty breathing.
- Restrict activity and provide frequent rest periods.
- Follow our veterinarian's instructions carefully.
How long will my pet need to recover from surgery?
Recovery time varies greatly depending on the type of surgery performed. We will provide you with specific instructions on how long to restrict activity and monitor your pet’s recovery.
If you have any questions about our pet surgical services in Newtown, do not hesitate to reach out to us at (215) 968-0509.