Surgeries
Operating with attentive care and your pet’s wellbeing in mind
The surgical team at CAH offers surgical care for all your pet’s medical needs and is committed to saving lives.
The surgical team at CAH offers surgical care for all your pet’s medical needs and is committed to saving lives.
At Canton, we perform a wide range of soft tissue surgeries from minimally invasive procedures to simple mass removals to complex surgical reconstructions.
At Canton, we perform a wide range of soft tissue surgeries from minimally invasive procedures to simple mass removals to complex surgical reconstructions. For pets that are suffering from ear, nose, or throat disorders, we offer soft tissue surgical procedures. These procedures also include oncological, cardiothoracic, gastrointestinal, skin, urogenital, and hepatic disorders.
Pets can experience abdominal pain or intestinal conditions that require abdominal or intestinal surgery to resolve tension, sometimes in the case of emergency intervention. Our experienced team is here to help.
Pets can experience abdominal pain or intestinal conditions that require abdominal or intestinal surgery to resolve tension, sometimes in the case of emergency intervention. One such common cause is bowel obstruction in canines that prevents the passing of food and water to the GI tract. If your pet is showing symptoms of abdominal pain, we can act fast and provide surgical care to ensure your pet’s health and safety before, during, and after surgery.
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Pet owners often elect for corrective or cosmetic procedures for their dogs and cats to make their lives and their pet’s lives easier. Such surgeries include cat declawing, ear cropping, tail docking, and more.
Pet owners often elect for corrective or cosmetic procedures for their dogs and cats to make their lives and their pet’s lives easier. Such surgeries include cat declawing, dog dewclaw removal, ear cropping, tail docking, tail amputation in dogs, and stenotic nares in dogs (narrow nostrils). Speak with our team to learn more about procedural processes and schedule a consultation with our surgical veterinarians.
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Our team offers surgical treatment of eye and eyelid disorders for dogs and cats. Common ocular procedures we perform include cataract surgery, eyelid tumor removal, and more.
Our team offers vision care and surgical treatment of eye and eyelid disorders for dogs and cats. Some common ocular procedures we perform include cataract surgery, eyelid tumor removal, entropion surgery, ectropion surgery, cherry eye surgery, and exenteration of the orbit. Our team is fully equipped to provide ophthalmic examinations, diagnostics, and advanced surgical procedures to support your pet’s eye health.
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For pets suffering from injuries or diseases impacting the bones, ligaments, joints, tendons, and other skeletal structures, we offer specific orthopedic procedures.
For pets suffering from injuries,diseases, or abnormalities impacting the bones, ligaments, joints, tendons, and other skeletal structures, we offer specific orthopedic procedures. Some common types of orthopedic surgery we offer include cruciate ligament repair, fracture fixation, patella luxation, elbow dysplasia, hip dysplasia, and more.
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Diseases or injuries of the teeth and oral cavity can result in the need for tumor removal, jaw fracture repair, extraction of diseased or impacted teeth and more.
Diseases or injuries of the teeth and oral cavity can result in the need for tumor removal, jaw fracture repair, extraction of diseased or impacted teeth and more. Speak with our team to learn more about optimum choices for treatment that help alleviate your pet’s pain.
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Treating diseases like cancer often require therapies combined with surgical intervention. Our hospital offers such treatments to support your pet’s needs.
Treating diseases like cancer often require therapies combined with surgical intervention. Our hospital offers such treatments to support your pet’s needs. Oncological surgeries treating cancer range from tumor removal from anal glands, mamaries, or kidneys to limb amputations. Highly invasive surgeries are only recommended when they are the best chance at reviving your pet’s health and happiness.
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If your pet is in distress and requires urgent care due to severe injuries or critical illnesses, our trained team is present and at your service. Common cases we treat include C-sections, accidents, animal fights and more.
If your pet is in distress and requires urgent care due to severe injuries or critical illnesses, our trained team is present and at your service. Common cases we treat include C-sections,laceration repair, limb amputations, corneal ulcers in dogs and cats, splenic mass removal, and many more. If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, please call us as soon as possible.
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Chronic ear infections and chronic otitis can result in the need for ear surgery that removes diseased ear canals or abnormalities within the ear canal.
Chronic ear infections and chronic otitis can result in the need for ear surgery that removes diseased ear canals or abnormalities within the ear canal. Our veterinarians offer a number of different specialized surgeries for ear-related issues that include Total Ear Canal Ablation (TECA), Ventral Bulla Osteotomy, Lateral Ear Canal Resection (Zepp Procedure), Vertical Ear Canal Ablation, and Ear Hematoma Surgery.
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Getting ready for your next visit with us? Here are some useful forms and patient intake materials that you can fill out ahead of time to help us prepare for your pet’s visit.
Medical History Form
We aim to fully inform you about why we recommend surgery for your pet as well as post-operative care your pet will need. Read on to be better informed about the surgical process.
What To Expect From Your Surgical VisitLooking for advice about caring for your pet? Our blog features helpful tips and educational material from our team to support your needs.
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