Intestinal foreign body removal

Dogs accidentally eat larger foreign bodies because of their naughtiness, causing the foreign bodies to get stuck in the dog's intestines, which may cause the dog to be unwilling to eat, or cause vomiting after eating. . X-rays are needed to determine the location before surgical removal.

Hysterectomy

Pyometra is common in older female dogs. Sick dogs will have problems such as loss of appetite, mental retardation, and private bleeding, which need to be solved through surgery. In order to prevent dogs from suffering from this disease in the future, it is recommended to disinfect the dog as soon as possible. Do not wait until the dog is old to handle it, which will easily increase the risk of anesthesia.

Bladder stone removal

is mainly used to remove bladder stones. Especially when stones irritate the bladder mucosa and cause symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, hematuria, and painful urination, surgery must be performed immediately.

Ear erection surgery

In order to make some dogs look more energetic, and if some dogs want to participate in competitions, they are required to have their ears erect, otherwise they will not be eligible to participate. Standard, common dogs that need to have their ears erect include Doberman, Schnauzer, Corgi, etc.

Tail docking surgery

Many surgeries are not performed because the dog is sick, but are performed for the health of the dog or to make them look more in line with the characteristics of the breed, such as Tail docking is a surgery required for aesthetic reasons. Basically, there is no risk to dogs during this type of surgery as long as the wound is not inflamed.