Safe Pet Surgical Services at Cornwall Animal Hospital in Oakville
We have a brand new surgery suite at our Hospital in Oakville, fully stocked to cater to a wide variety of surgical needs. We are here to help your pet in almost any situation. We, at Cornwall Animal Hospital in Oakville, have successfully undertaken many kinds of pet surgeries such as spay, neuters, soft tissue, orthopedic, declaw, ear, eye surgeries, and dentistry among many others such as hernia repairs, puppy tail docking, etc. Each animal surgery is done with the utmost care and using appropriate vet surgical equipment. With all brand new, state-of-the-art, equipment your pet will be cared for with the best industry standards so that your pet will have a quiet, uneventful surgery and recovery.
Our trained staff will monitor your pet after surgery and make sure their comfort and happiness come first. Please note that all animals must be up to date on their vaccinations before surgery. When it’s about pet surgery, pet owners look for trusted veterinarians who can undertake safe surgical procedures. We implement safe and proven practices in our surgical procedures to increase the chances of success. Pre and post-operative care, advanced diagnostic, and professional surgical services are all that you can expect from our animal hospital in Oakville.
Declawing
• Our kitten wellbeing program is intended to offer your new kitty all the advantages of veterinary services accessible to that kitty from about a month and a half old enough to 16 weeks old enough. Remembered for this assistance is a progression of assessments and immunizations including rabies, panleukopenia (sickness), leukemia, and so forth Furthermore, your kitten will be treated for the most well-known intestinal worm mainly – roundworms. Roundworms can make beloved kitty upchuck as well as experience looseness of the bowels; nonetheless, it is feasible for a kitten to have roundworms which they can get from their mom through placenta /milk need regular deworming at regular intervals. Regular fecal assessment is always helpful to rule out the presence of different kinds of worms and allow us to prescribe medication accordingly
Pain Management
All of our surgical patients get inject-able pain medication and antibiotics to promote healing and quick recovery. Additional pain medication may be sent home depending on your pet’s condition and the procedure performed.
Intravenous Fluids (I V Fluid)
IV fluids allow for intravenous access for pain medication, antibiotics, and life-saving medications in the case of an emergency. IV fluids also keep the patient hydrated during surgery, keep blood pressures at normal levels and allow the veterinarian to correct any problems that the animal may be suffering from. Patients that have a higher anesthetic risk or are geriatric will require I/V fluids.