FAQ
What is orthopedic surgery?
Orthopedic surgery for pets focuses on diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal issues such as fractures, ligament injuries, and joint problems. It often involves surgical procedures, rehabilitation, and other therapies designed to improve mobility and quality of life for animals.
What are the signs of injury?
Signs that your pet may have an injury can include limping, decreased activity level, difficulty rising or lying down, excessive licking of a limb, and visible swelling. If you notice any of these signs, it’s essential to consult a veterinarian.
How can I prepare for surgery?
Preparing your pet for surgery involves fasting them according to your vet's instructions, ensuring they are in good health, and bringing any necessary information or documents to the appointment. Discussing the process with your veterinarian will help you understand what to expect.