At Cleveland Pet Hospital & Health Center in Caldwell, ID, we understand how important your pet’s health and well-being are to you. Dr. Slurink is dedicated to providing expert care, especially when it comes to surgical procedures. Pet surgery can be necessary for a wide range of conditions, from routine spaying and neutering to more advanced orthopedic surgery. We aim to ensure that your pet receives the highest standard of care at all times

Types of Pet Surgery Offered

At Cleveland Pet Hospital & Health Center, we offer a variety of surgical procedures to address different health issues in pets. Some of our common procedures include:

• Routine Surgeries: These surgeries, such as spaying, neutering, and dental extractions, are essential for maintaining your pet's overall health and preventing future complications.
• Orthopedic Surgery: For pets suffering from injuries or conditions affecting their bones, joints, or ligaments, orthopedic surgery may be required. Whether your pet has sustained an injury or suffers from a degenerative joint condition, our team can help them regain mobility and live pain-free.
• Emergency Pet Surgery: In the event of an accident or sudden illness, we are equipped to perform emergency surgeries to save your pet’s life. We understand the urgency in such situations and prioritize your pet's care and recovery.

Expert Care for Your Pet

Our veterinarian is highly trained and experienced in performing pet surgeries. We use the latest techniques and advanced technology to ensure successful outcomes. From the initial diagnosis through surgery and recovery, your pet is in good hands. We also provide comprehensive pre-surgical and post-surgical care instructions to ensure that your pet's recovery process is as smooth as possible.

When Orthopedic Surgery Is Necessary

Orthopedic surgery is often required for pets dealing with conditions like ligament tears, fractures, or joint issues. Our veterinarian performs these surgeries with precision and care, helping your pet recover from painful injuries. If you notice your pet limping or showing signs of discomfort, it could be an indication of an orthopedic issue that needs immediate attention.