Pet Orthopedic Surgery
Wears and Tears: Restoring Mobility with Orthopedic Surgeries
Pet Orthopedic Surgery
Wears and Tears: Restoring Mobility with Orthopedic Surgeries
Maybe your pet is struggling with mobility issues or has been diagnosed with an orthopedic condition. Finding the right veterinarian with experience in orthopedics is crucial. At Stone Cottage Veterinary Hospital, we understand the importance of providing gentle, expert care with a board-certified orthopedic surgeon to help your pet find relief as they regain mobility.
Our Expert Pet Orthopedic Surgeries
Our Board Certified pet orthopedic surgeon has experience in performing a variety of orthopedic procedures.
- TPLO (Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy)
- CBLO (CORA Based Leveling Osteotomy)
- TTA (Tibial Tuberosity Advancement)
- MPL (Medial Patellar Luxation)
- FHO (Femoral Head Ostectomy)
- Lateral Suture
And the list goes on! If your pet needs an orthopedic surgery not mentioned above, please get in touch with us. Our friendly veterinary team will discuss your pet’s orthopedic needs and schedule a pet orthopedic consultation.
A Safety-First Pathway to Recovery
At Stone Cottage Veterinary Hospital, we have established a surgical pathway for safe and efficient pet orthopedic surgery so cats can return to sauntering and dogs to fetching. We begin by thoroughly assessing your pet’s condition through an in-depth pet orthopedic consultation. Utilizing advanced digital X-ray equipment and conducting pre-anesthetic bloodwork, we comprehensively understand your pet’s health. This understanding allows our board-certified orthopedic surgeon to create a surgical plan that maximizes the chances of a successful outcome.
Proper recovery from pet orthopedic surgery is as critical as the procedure itself. Our veterinary team will walk you through the road to recovery, but some general tips are:
- Confinement: Your pet must stay in a confined area such as a crate and should not be off-leash for three months after surgery.
- Physical Therapy: Physical therapy, including motion exercises, swimming, or other structured movement plans, is strongly recommended. Physical therapy may be necessary to enhance recovery depending on the orthopedic procedure performed.
- Follow-Up X-rays: For TPLO and TTA procedures, follow-up X-rays are needed three and eight weeks after surgery to check how the bone incision is healing.
- Recovery Time: Although your pet may start feeling better in three months, it’s important to remember that a full recovery can take anywhere from six months to a full year.
Pounce, Leap, and Run Again
Your pet deserves the best in pet orthopedic surgery. At Stone Cottage Veterinary Hospital, we’re here to deliver exceptional orthopedic care. Schedule a consultation for pet orthopedic surgery today and take the first step toward restoring your companion’s mobility and happiness.
Stone Cottage Veterinary Hospital provides pet orthopedic surgery for cats and dogs in Newburgh, New Windsor, Cornwall, West Point, Beacon, Wappingers Falls, Montgomery, Wallkill, Walden, and surrounding areas.
