In The Right Hands
If your pet faces an emergency or requires surgery, rest assured that our team of expert staff and doctors is trained in the latest state-of-the-art techniques. Each year, our veterinarians successfully perform thousands of intricate procedures in our modern surgical suites, equipped with advanced equipment and monitoring capabilities.
Our veterinarians will conduct a thorough evaluation to determine if surgery is the optimal solution for your pet’s condition. Should surgery be necessary, rest assured that we will provide the highest level of care, treating your pet as if it were our own. Recognizing each pet’s uniqueness, we conduct a comprehensive pre-surgical assessment to identify any potential abnormalities or conditions that could impact the procedure.
You may ask: general practice veterinarians also perform surgery, so what’s the difference? Here at AESC our veterinary surgery veterinarians have years of advanced training. Plus, our hospitals are equipped with advanced technology to help diagnose and treat pets who need these emergency surgeries.
By AESC focusing on emergency surgeries, we have the opportunity to perform procedures many times over, while your family veterinarian has experience in a broad range of care but may perform complex surgeries less often.
If your pet needs an Emergency C-Section, Pyometra, Splenectomy, GDV, or Exploratory surgery, our skilled team will deliver expert and compassionate care.
It’s very common for people to be concerned about their pet undergoing anesthesia, especially for older pets. If surgery is deemed necessary, you can rest assured that we will take the utmost care of your pet. Since every pet is unique, we complete a through assessment prior to surgery screening for any abnormalities or conditions.
Following surgery, your pet will be carefully monitored as they recover from anesthesia. Our staff will track vital signs and manage pain levels, keeping your pet under close supervision until they are ready to return home. Every surgical procedure is complemented by a post-operative examination.