Soft tissues · internal organs
Soft tissue surgery
Surgery involving soft tissues, abdominal organs and the reproductive system. Below is a brief guide to the procedures offered.
Procedures offered
Select a name to read a brief description. The procedures below are included in the clinic’s range of services.
Gastrointestinal surgeryStomach and intestinal procedures
The clinic offers gastrointestinal surgery. The extent of the procedure depends on the diagnosis and tissue condition. In selected cases, foreign bodies can be removed endoscopically; the veterinarian assesses whether this method is suitable.
Urinary tract surgerySurgical treatment of selected conditions
Urinary tract operations are planned after establishing the cause of the problem and assessing the patient. The surgical approach, required tests and follow-up depend on the diagnosis. Treatment details are discussed during the consultation.
Abdominal organ surgerySoft tissue procedures
The clinic offers surgery on abdominal organs. The approach and extent depend on diagnostic findings and assessment of the lesion. Where indicated, samples are collected for further testing.
Neutering and reproductive surgeryElective and therapeutic surgical procedures
The clinic performs surgery involving the reproductive system. The veterinarian determines timing, method and preparation after examining the animal. Selected procedures can be performed laparoscopically; details are on our laparoscopy page.
Caesarean sectionSurgical obstetric care
Caesarean section is among the obstetric procedures performed at the clinic. The need and timing depend on the clinical situation and assessment of the mother and offspring. Difficulties during birth require contact with a veterinarian to determine further management.
Laparoscopic proceduresMinimally invasive access to the abdomen
Laparoscopy services include laparoscopic spaying, gastropexy, biopsies and exploratory laparoscopy. A camera provides a view of the surgical area through small openings. Not every procedure or patient is suitable for this technique. Explore laparoscopy →