Surgery
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Dog Checkups & Preventive Care How to Protect Your Dog’s Wagging Tail If your dog is constantly wagging he may be at risk of serious injury. He may also be stressed out or frequently anxious. Find out how you can help protect his tail and keep him happy. Read More > |
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Dog Surgery A-Z Pain Management During Surgery Find out how your veterinarian can keep your pet comfortable during surgery. Read More > |
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Dog Surgery A-Z Anesthesia Myths When it comes to anesthesia almost every veterinarian will use their person opinion on their methods. Read More > |
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Dog Surgery A-Z Dog and Cat Anesthesia Myths Part 3 The real dangers of pet surgery are often overlooked. Anesthesia is safer than you may think. Read More > |
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Dog Surgery A-Z Dog and Cat Anesthesia Myths Part 2 Dr. Phil Zeltzman is a traveling, board-certified surgeon in Allentown, PA. Read More > |
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Dog Surgery A-Z Dog and Cat Anesthesia Myths Part 1 The real dangers of pet surgery are often overlooked. These are the facts about Anesthesia. Read More > |
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Dog Surgery A-Z Lung Cancer and Lung Surgery in Dogs A minor cough revealed a massive tumor. Learn why lung cancer is not always fatal. Read More > |
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Dog Surgery A-Z Minimally Invasive Surgery for Dogs and Cats Does your pet need surgery? Don't miss this blog. Minimally Invasive Surgery can be performed to prevent pet trauma. Read More > |
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Cat Surgery A-Z Surgery for Mouth Cancer in a Cat You must act fast to keep this type of aggressive tumor from growing: squamous-cell carcinoma requires a biopsy to confirm and must be handled aggressively or this cancer will destroy your cat's life. Read More > |
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Cat Surgery A-Z Linear Foreign Body Removal This cat had an appetite for something you'd never expect. The story of Button who swallowed a needle and thread. He needed surgery to remove the obstruction. Read More > |
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Dog Surgery A-Z Amputation: A Tough Decision Can Buy Your Pet Time, Quality of Life Amputation is no small thing and for Xena, it involved sacrificing the entire leg. Leaving part of a limb is not recommended in pets because of the concern for sores if they use the stump for balance or to get up. Read More > |