A Cut Above
Safe, effective, trusted surgical care.
Whether it’s a routine procedure or a more advanced surgery, we focus on:
- Careful planning and thorough pre-surgical evaluation
- Skilled surgical techniques
- Pain management and comfort throughout recovery
- Ongoing communication to guide you in your pet’s care
- Mass removals
- Soft tissue procedures
- Spay and neuter surgeries
- Dentistry and surgical extractions
- Other surgical procedures (please inquire)
- Bring your pet for a Pre-Surgical Exam to make sure they are healthy enough for anesthesia
- Complete Pre-Surgical Lab Work to check organ function, blood counts, and overall health
- Sign the necessary surgical and anesthesia consent forms
- Pick up medications that need to be given before surgery
- Reduce anxiety and stress
- Prevent nausea
- Provide better pain control
- Improve your pet’s overall comfort and safety during and after their procedure
Why Pre-Anesthetic Evaluation is Essential
Pre-anesthetic blood tests can reveal hidden issues with the heart, liver, or kidneys that might not be apparent externally.
Knowing about potential organ problems allows the vet to choose appropriate anesthesia protocols, as certain conditions can increase the risk of complications during and after surgery.
Pre-anesthetic medications are used to reduce fear, anxiety, and stress before the procedure and can provide a degree of pain management, making the overall experience safer and more comfortable for the animal.
Addressing potential health issues beforehand and providing comfort can lead to a smoother, quicker recovery.
We are proud to partner with Dr. Mair, a Board-Certified Surgeon, who comes to our hospital to perform advanced procedures, including: (but not limited to)
- Cruciate ligament repairs with HA & PRP therapy
- Luxation repair with TPLO (Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy)
If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please call our office today. https://michiganveterinarysurgeons.com/
Why Pre-Anesthetic Evaluation is Essential
Pre-anesthetic blood tests can reveal hidden issues with the heart, liver, or kidneys that might not be apparent externally.
Knowing about potential organ problems allows the vet to choose appropriate anesthesia protocols, as certain conditions can increase the risk of complications during and after surgery.
Pre-anesthetic medications are used to reduce fear, anxiety, and stress before the procedure and can provide a degree of pain management, making the overall experience safer and more comfortable for the animal.
Addressing potential health issues beforehand and providing comfort can lead to a smoother, quicker recovery.
We are proud to partner with Dr. Mair, a Board-Certified Surgeon, who comes to our hospital to perform advanced procedures, including: (but not limited to)
- Cruciate ligament repairs with HA & PRP therapy
- Luxation repair with TPLO (Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy)
If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please call our office today. https://michiganveterinarysurgeons.com/
To keep your pet safe and comfortable during surgery, we provide:
- IV Fluids – These help maintain hydration and blood pressure, support vital organs, prevent dehydration from fasting, aid in flushing anesthetic medications, and provide immediate access for emergency medications if ever needed. This makes anesthesia safer and recovery smoother.
- Laser Therapy – Performed after most surgeries to reduce inflammation, ease discomfort, and promote faster healing.
- Electronic Monitoring – Throughout the procedure, your pet’s vital signs are closely monitored, including:
- Heart rate
- Respiratory rate
- Blood pressure
- Oxygen level
- Temperature
- Anesthetic and oxygen levels