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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to your questions about mobile surgical care, procedures, and pet safety. Our FAQ page provides clear, helpful information for pet owners.
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We Proudly Serve the Pets of Greater Saint Louis, MO and Beyond

Pet owners often have questions about our surgical services and how we ensure the best care for their pets. To address these common inquiries, we’ve compiled answers to frequently asked questions. If you need more information or have additional concerns, please feel free to call us at (314) 200-5332.

What makes your surgical care different from other providers?

Our mobile surgical service combines advanced expertise with a commitment to transparency and integrity. We perform surgeries at the referring veterinary hospital, ensuring your pet remains in a familiar and comforting environment while receiving top-quality care.

How do you maintain the quality of care during mobile surgeries?
We uphold high standards of care by using advanced surgical techniques and equipment, maintaining clear communication with your referring veterinarian, and ensuring our procedures are performed with the utmost precision and compassion.
How do you manage pain during and after surgery?
We utilize the highest quality implants and advanced pain management techniques, including nerve blocks, to ensure your pet’s comfort and well-being during and after surgery. Our approach aims to minimize pain and promote a smooth recovery.
What types of orthopedic surgeries do you perform?

We perform various orthopedic surgeries, including procedures to treat knee issues like Cranial Cruciate Ligament tears and kneecap dislocation, as well as hip surgeries such as JPS (Juvenile Pubic Symphysiodesis) and Femoral Head Ostectomy.

What is Cranial Cruciate Ligament (CCL) rupture, and how is it treated?
A Cranial Cruciate Ligament rupture is similar to an ACL tear in humans. We treat it with specialized surgical procedures to stabilize the knee and restore your pet’s mobility.
What is soft tissue surgery, and what conditions does it address?
Soft tissue surgery involves operations on internal organs, skin, muscles, and other soft tissues. It can address issues such as tumor removal, wound repair, and organ-related problems like bladder stones or airway obstructions.
Can you remove bladder stones in pets?
Yes, we perform surgeries to remove bladder stones, helping to relieve pain and prevent potential complications like urinary blockages.
What should I do if my pet experiences any issues after the surgery?

If you notice any issues or have concerns post-surgery, please contact us or your referring veterinarian immediately. We are committed to providing ongoing support and addressing any concerns promptly.