Pet Surgery in Plano, TX

Some pets with serious eye injuries or chronic pain may benefit from an enucleation procedure. We know this can be difficult, and we’re committed to making the experience as smooth and supportive as possible for both you and your pet.

If your pet swallows something they shouldn't, such as a toy, bone, or another object, it can quickly become a serious concern. We're trained in safely retrieving foreign items to reduce the risk of internal damage or digestive complications.

Should your pet need a mass excision, our team approaches the procedure with precision and a focus on safety. We assess all removed growths and may recommend outside testing to help determine a diagnosis and plan the most appropriate treatment.

When bladder stones are present, they can lead to discomfort and potentially serious urinary issues. We provide surgical removal to address the problem and help protect your pet from more severe concerns, including urinary obstruction.

In some cases, a severe injury or medical condition may require the removal of a limb or tail to improve comfort and function. Our team takes a thoughtful, compassionate approach to ensure your pet has the best possible outcome.

A hematoma in the ear can develop from repeated scratching or shaking and may cause significant discomfort. We perform ear hematoma repair to ease pain and help protect the ear from future damage.

Dental procedures like cleanings [link to dental page], extractions, and tumor removals play an important role in your pet’s well-being. We offer safe, controlled solutions for pets with significant dental disease or oral growths.