Surgical Services
Surgery can be a stressful time for both you and your pet. It is our goal to ensure your pet's surgical procedure is as safe and stress free as possible. Before undergoing a procedure, we will explain what the procedure entails and why it is beneficial for your pet. We will also provide information on post-operative care and provide estimates so that you know what to expect and are informed about the decision to have your pet undergo surgery.
Kings Highway Animal Clinic offers routine spay and neuter procedures, as well as soft tissue surgeries such as mass removals, caesarian sections, exploratory, wound repair, and some orthopedic procedures as well.
Kings Highway Animal Clinic also works closely with Texas Specialty Veterinary Services, providing surgical specialists for advanced soft tissue surgeries and complex orthopedic procedures to can be performed in our hospital.
Kings Highway Animal Clinic offers routine spay and neuter procedures, as well as soft tissue surgeries such as mass removals, caesarian sections, exploratory, wound repair, and some orthopedic procedures as well.
Kings Highway Animal Clinic also works closely with Texas Specialty Veterinary Services, providing surgical specialists for advanced soft tissue surgeries and complex orthopedic procedures to can be performed in our hospital.
AnesthesiaOur goal is to make anesthesia as safe and comfortable for your pet as possible. Anesthesia is individualized for each patient based on factors such as the type of procedure, pre-existing conditions, age, breed, and overall health.
Every anesthetic procedure is closely monitored by a trained veterinary technician. We also utilize advanced monitoring equipment that measures your pet's pulse oximetry, heart rate, blood pressure, body temperature, as well as ECG to track the electrical activity of the heart throughout the procedure. This monitoring equipment helps us make adjustments as needed depending on how your pet is responding to the anesthetic. |
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Pain Management
Pain control before, during, and after surgery is important to us and to the comfort of your pet. For this reason, we require post-operative pain medication with every surgical procedure. Pain medication is individualized for each patient and procedure to make sure your pet is as comfortable as possible.