Veterinary Soft Tissue Surgery In Greer
When your pet needs a surgical procedure, you want to know that you have an experienced veterinary team you can trust to provide reliable care. At FurWell Veterinary Hospital, our skilled vet and team offer soft tissue surgery to help your pet address various health issues and protect their well-being. With more than a decade of experience, Dr. Tyler Simpson can provide precise treatment to help your pet heal.
Whether your pet needs something simple like wart removal or a more complex treatment, you can count on our team to provide experienced and attentive care. We use advanced tools and innovative techniques to deliver the most modern treatment in every surgery we perform. We’ll do all we can to safely treat your pet so they can live a healthy and fulfilling life. Schedule your visit with our compassionate and reliable team to learn more about our treatments for soft tissue surgery in Greer.
With more than a decade of experience, Dr. Tyler Simpson can provide precise treatment to help your pet heal.
Whether your pet needs something simple like wart removal or a more complex treatment, you can count on our team to provide experienced and attentive care. We use advanced tools and innovative techniques to deliver the most modern treatment in every surgery we perform. We’ll do all we can to safely treat your pet so they can live a healthy and fulfilling life. Schedule your visit with our compassionate and reliable team to learn more about our treatments for soft tissue surgery in Greer.
Types Of Soft Tissue Surgery
Soft tissue surgeries are focused on addressing health issues and improving wellness in organs and soft tissues both internally and externally. It encompasses a wide range of surgical needs, from spaying and neutering to tumor removal. Our practice can provide soft tissue surgeries such as:
- Spaying & Neutering: The most common soft tissue surgery performed in a veterinary office, these procedures are used to eliminate fertility in females and males, respectively.
- Tumor Removal: This potentially life-saving surgery is used to remove both malignant and benign tumors to eliminate disease and improve your pet’s quality of life.
- Growth & Mass Removal: This treatment encompasses a wide range of growths and masses that can appear, especially as pets age. While they can vary in size, location, and approach, you can expect our team to approach the situation with sensitivity and expertise.
- Wart Removal: While most warts will resolve on their own, surgical treatment may be preferable in cases where the warts are numerous, take a long time to heal, or are located in a place that affects your pet’s quality of life. You can expect us to effectively and precisely remove warts even when located in sensitive areas, such as around the feet, mouth, or eyes.
- Splenectomies: Masses on the spleen can be highly dangerous because of the potential to rupture, causing internal bleeding. If a mass is discovered, a splenectomy may be used to remove the spleen and prevent the risk of rupturing. While it may sound scary, a pet can still live a healthy and fulfilling life after spleen removal.
- Intestinal Foreign Body Removal: It’s common for pets to eat things they shouldn’t. If the object is too large to pass safely or could risk damaging your pet’s digestive system, we can perform intestinal foreign body removal to retrieve the object and protect your pet.
- Splenectomies: Masses on the spleen can be highly dangerous because of the potential to rupture, causing internal bleeding. If a mass is discovered, a splenectomy may be used to remove the spleen and prevent the risk of rupturing. While it may sound scary, a pet can still live a healthy and fulfilling life after spleen removal.
- Intestinal Foreign Body Removal: It’s common for pets to eat things they shouldn’t. If the object is too large to pass safely or could risk damaging your pet’s digestive system, we can perform intestinal foreign body removal to retrieve the object and protect your pet.
- Bladder Stone, Kidney Stone & Gallstone Surgery: These types of formations are small but can be painful for your pet as the body attempts to remove them. Not all situations will require surgery, but you can expect us to provide expert care when they do.
- Perineal Urethrostomy (PU) Surgery: This surgery addresses blockages in urine flow. Obstructions are more common in male cats due to anatomy but can happen in either gender and in both cats and dogs. Our vet will provide treatment to alleviate the blockage and restore your pet’s health.
- Cesarian Sections: As with humans, sometimes a pregnant pet may not be able to safely deliver their litter. In such cases, a C-section can be used to birth the pets and prevent trauma for the mother.
- Amputations: If amputation of a limb is needed due to injury, disease, or deformation, our team will approach the situation with both health and quality of life in mind.
- Perineal Urethrostomy (PU) Surgery: This surgery addresses blockages in urine flow. Obstructions are more common in male cats due to anatomy but can happen in either gender and in both cats and dogs. Our vet will provide treatment to alleviate the blockage and restore your pet’s health.
- Cesarian Sections: As with humans, sometimes a pregnant pet may not be able to safely deliver their litter. In such cases, a C-section can be used to birth the pets and prevent trauma for the mother.
- Amputations: If amputation of a limb is needed due to injury, disease, or deformation, our team will approach the situation with both health and quality of life in mind.
Our Surgery Process
Our skilled vet and team put the comfort, safety, and well-being of your pet at the forefront of care when it comes to soft tissue surgery. We will never push treatments and always take the time to educate you on what we recommend and why.
The process begins with a full examination to understand your pet’s health information. After diagnosing the issue, we perform presurgical bloodwork to evaluate whether your pet can safely undergo surgery. Our team will discuss surgical options, what the surgery will entail, and what you can expect during recovery and afterward. We take the time to answer all your questions and address concerns so you can make an informed decision about your pet’s well-being.
After diagnosing the issue, we perform presurgical bloodwork to evaluate whether your pet can safely undergo surgery. Our team will discuss surgical options, what the surgery will entail, and what you can expect during recovery and afterward. We take the time to answer all your questions and address concerns so you can make an informed decision about your pet’s well-being.
Once the surgery is decided, we’ll schedule the procedure. Day surgery is done by appointment, and we have comfortable accommodations for your pet if they require overnight monitoring. Once your pet is ready to go home, we’ll provide you with all the information you need to provide a safe, healthy, and comfortable aftercare environment to help your pet recover. You can count on our team to be compassionate and supportive for you and your pet at every stage of the surgery process.
Soft Tissue Surgery For Your Pet’s Best Health
The idea of surgery can be intimidating, but having a skilled team you trust that cares deeply for your pet can bring peace of mind. At FurWell Veterinary Hospital, we put your pet’s well-being first in every treatment. We have skill and experience in various types of soft tissue surgery, and we strive to stay current in all areas of treatment so you know your pet is receiving effective, modern care. When your pet needs surgery, trust our team to provide the treatment they need. Schedule a consultation with our team today.
We have skill and experience in various types of soft tissue surgery, and we strive to stay current in all areas of treatment so you know your pet is receiving effective, modern care. When your pet needs surgery, trust our team to provide the treatment they need. Schedule a consultation with our team today.