Our fully equipped surgical suite allows us to perform a wide range of emergency procedures with skill and compassion. Common emergency surgeries include:

• Internal injuries – such as those caused by being hit by a car or a fall.
• Emergency abdominal surgeries – including life-threatening conditions like
• Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus (GDV), also known as bloat – a life-threatening condition where the stomach fills with gas and twists, cutting off blood flow.
• Foreign body removal – when pets swallow toys, socks, or other objects that become stuck in the stomach or intestines
•  Splenectomy – removal of a ruptured or bleeding spleen, often due to trauma or tumors
• Cystotomy – a surgical procedure to open the bladder and remove bladder stones, tumors, or obstructions that may be causing pain, bleeding, or difficulty urinating.
• Cesarean Section (C-section) – an emergency surgery to safely deliver puppies or kittens when a mother is unable to give birth naturally due to dystocia (difficult labor), fetal distress, or anatomical complications.
• Pyometra Surgery – removal of a severely infected uterus in unspayed female pets. This condition can be life-threatening and requires immediate surgical intervention to prevent sepsis and death.
• Trauma repair – including treatment of deep wounds, lacerations, or animal bite injuries
• Urinary blockages – particularly in male cats, where immediate care is needed to restore normal urination

Each patient is evaluated individually, and we will discuss a treatment plan with you before any procedure. Our skilled veterinarians oversee every emergency surgery, with 24/7 monitoring to ensure your pet receives continuous, high-quality care.