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Pet Surgical Services in Studio City

When your pet needs surgery, you deserve clear answers and a team that treats your cat or dog like family. At Veterinary Medical Center Studio City, our surgical services are designed to support your companion’s health with thoughtful care before, during, and after their procedure. Whether you are planning a spay or neuter appointment or your pet needs a soft tissue surgery, we are here to help you understand your options. Call us today to schedule an appointment!

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Soft Tissue Surgery for Cats & Dogs

Soft tissue surgery is used to treat a wide range of conditions involving the skin, abdomen, urinary tract, and other soft tissues throughout the body. Whether your pet needs a lump removed, treatment for a bladder condition, or another procedure, our veterinarians will evaluate their condition and recommend the most appropriate next steps. If surgery is needed, we’ll provide clear instructions before the procedure and help you prepare for your pet’s recovery at home.

Pet Spay & Neuter Surgery

Spay and neuter procedures are common veterinary surgeries that can support your pet’s long-term health and help with responsible pet care in the community. If you have a new puppy or kitten, our team can help you decide on the appropriate timing. We will walk you through what to expect before surgery and how to care for them afterward. You will leave with simple recovery guidance so you know what’s normal and when to call us.

Cryosurgery for Dogs & Cats

Cryosurgery uses extreme cold to treat certain skin growths and other selected superficial skin conditions. For some pets, it may be an appropriate treatment option depending on the type, size, and location of the growth. Our veterinarian will examine the area, discuss your pet’s overall health, and explain whether cryosurgery is appropriate for your companion’s needs. We’ll also review what to expect during healing at home and whether follow-up care is recommended.

Our Surgical Facilities

Our state-of-the-art surgical facilities help our team provide attentive care for each pet surgery we perform in Studio City. Before any procedure, we review your pet’s medical history and may recommend lab work based on age, health, or the type of surgery planned. During surgery, our team uses careful monitoring to track your pet’s condition. Afterward, we continue watching them closely as they begin to recover.

Surgical Services FAQs

You may have questions before scheduling veterinary surgery, and that is completely understandable. Our team wants you to feel informed before making care decisions for your pet. These common questions can help you get started before your visit. Some of the most frequently asked questions about our pet surgery include:

How do I know if my pet is a good candidate for surgery?

Our veterinarians will review your pet’s age, health history, and current symptoms during an exam. Depending on your companion’s lab work, imaging may be recommended before surgery. This helps our team create a plan that fits your companion’s condition.

What should I bring on the day of surgery?

Bring any medications your pet currently takes and share details about recent changes in appetite, behavior, or energy. You should also follow the fasting instructions provided by our team. If your pet has a favorite blanket or carrier, it may help them feel more settled. 

How long will recovery take?

Recovery time depends on factors such as the procedure, your pet‘s age, and their overall health. Some pets return to normal activity quickly, while others need more rest and activity limits.

Call Us for Veterinary Surgery in Studio City

If your cat or dog needs pet surgery in Studio City, our team is ready to help you take the next step. You don’t have to figure out the process on your own. At Veterinary Medical Center Studio City, our goal is to support your pet with thoughtful surgical care from start to finish. Call us today to schedule a surgical consultation and learn how our veterinary team can help!

Spaying

Neutering

Soft Tissue Surgery

Cryosurgery