Recovering from an operation can be tough, but facilitating recovery for your canine companion can be even harder. Unrestricted, many dogs will begin to resume their usual level of physical activity whenever they feel better, which can set back recovery… Read More
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Seeing a Board Veterinary Surgeon for Your Companion’s Laryngeal Paralysis
For the parents of fur-babies who have just received a diagnosis of laryngeal paralysis, investigating treatment options and planning for the future can be stressful. Many dogs who develop laryngeal paralysis do so later in life, and it can sometimes… Read More
Tips From Maryland Veterinary Surgical Services: Benefits of Semi-Annual Senior Pet Wellness Exams
As our companions age, they may experience a variety of health concerns, ranging from mild to severe. Early detection of these conditions can be critical. Addressing things like arthritis and vision or hearing loss can reduce discomfort and improve your… Read More
Administering Oral Medication After Cat Surgery
If your feline companion must undergo surgery, oral medication will likely be on your agenda. Antibiotics, pain relievers, and other types of medicine can be critical in your cat’s recovery, and some medications may be necessary before surgery, too. Giving… Read More
Benefits of Crating Your Dog After Veterinary Surgery
Any medical procedure can be stressful for your companion, but some surgeries require strict rest and immobilization after the fact. Your veterinary care team may recommend crating your dog after veterinary surgery to ensure a peaceful recovery and avoid further… Read More
CCL Surgery for Dogs: What is the CCL?
Whether your veterinary care professionals have recommended TPLO, TTA, or ECLS for your companion’s knee problems, you are likely drowning in definitions and acronyms related to your canine’s care. Navigating the world of CCL rupture can be overwhelming, but this… Read More
Dog Surgery Spotlight: Surgical Solutions for Screw Tail
English bulldogs (and some other breeds, to a lesser degree) can be prone to a condition called “screw tail.” This condition is the result of an abnormally-shaped tail, often resembling a corkscrew. For companions with screw tail, skin infections and… Read More
Easing Your Companion’s Recovery With an E-Collar After Veterinary Surgery
Fostering recovery for your fur-baby after veterinary surgery can be incredibly difficult. Our companions do not always know what is best for their health and may paw, lick, or scratch at incision sites or stitches. When guardians look to keep… Read More
Closed vs. Open Hip Reduction for Dogs
Few things can bring as much joy to pet parents as watching their dogs play. Unfortunately, even the most spritely companion can experience issues that impact their mobility. A hip dislocation (or “hip luxation”) can temporarily put a stop to… Read More
How to Prepare for Soft Tissue Surgery for Cats
Whether your feline friend is preparing for oncologic surgery or another soft tissue procedure, getting ready for an operation can be tough. Cat parents everywhere want to do right by their companions, and many guardians strive to make surgery and… Read More