If there are no health concerns, we will draw blood for laboratory evaluation. The entire procedure takes about 30 minutes.

We aim to educate our clients on our expectations, policies, and processes. We encourage clients to also read our Client Preparation Guide.

Treatment and outlook depends on the fracture type – some are straightforward and others complex, necessitating considerable orthopedic instrumentation, implants, and expertise.

The patella, a small bone at the front of the knee joint (stifle), can dislocate when it slips out of the femur's groove during knee movement.

In dogs, osteoarthritis within the stifle is the common cause of a rupture – thus why treatment options are quite different to those in humans.

TPLO surgery aims to make the tibial plateau perpendicular to the long axis of the bone to prevent the shinbone from moving forwards.

All patients receiving a transfusion are monitored very closely to assess for reactions.

Our goal is a long-term, successful outcome whenever possible. If your pet is scheduled for a surgical procedure, these are some important things to know.

While pets can't voice their discomfort like humans, they experience it too. Our specialists create tailored pain management plans for each patient.

Testing is essential to evaluate patients with fever, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness, pale gums, and/or appetite loss, or receiving anesthesia.

An echo is a painless, non-invasive procedure that uses sound waves to take pictures of the heart in real-time as it beats to assess both its structure and function.

Learn about our admission protocols, appointment preparation, discharge preparation and general policies.