When your pet needs surgery, you deserve a veterinary team you know and trust. The skilled veterinarians at Animal Clinic of Woodruff perform a range of routine and emergency surgeries for dogs and cats in Woodruff. Our veterinary clinic provides a clean, fully equipped space where your pet can receive anesthesia, surgery, IV fluids when needed, and attentive care during recovery.
Call today to discuss your pet’s needs or schedule a veterinary surgery appointment.
We understand that having a pet undergo surgery can feel overwhelming. Our veterinary team will explain the recommended procedure, answer your questions, and help you understand what to expect. Every pet’s situation is different, so we tailor our recommendations to their individual health and surgical needs.
Surgeries we perform in-house include:
Before moving forward, our veterinarians will talk with you about your pet’s condition and the procedure being recommended. This is a good time to share any concerns, ask questions, and make sure you understand the plan for your pet’s care.
On the day of surgery, your pet will be cared for by our veterinary team throughout the procedure and recovery period. We want you to feel informed and comfortable, so we will also provide guidance about preparing for surgery and caring for your pet once they return home.
Some pets need procedures that require a veterinary surgical specialist or equipment not available at our clinic. Animal Clinic of Woodruff does not perform orthopedic surgery for broken bones, thoracic surgery involving the heart or lungs, or certain specialized abdominal procedures.
If your pet needs one of these surgeries, we will refer you to an appropriate animal hospital in the area. Our team will help you understand why specialized care is recommended and what your next steps should be.
If your dog or cat may need surgery, please contact Animal Clinic of Woodruff. We are here to answer your questions and help you determine the right course of care for your pet.
We recommend that, whenever possible, pets preparing for surgery receive pre-anesthetic bloodwork. This testing allows your vet to understand and prepare for how your pet will handle (and if they can handle) anesthesia. Additionally, we offer IV fluids and fluid therapy for pets during surgery and recovery, as well as pain-management medications for after the surgery.
For further information on how to prepare your dog or cat surgery and what to expect in the process, read our article, “What to Expect When your Pet Needs Surgery.”
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