Veterinary Surgical Services in Davie, FL
Whether your pet needs a routine procedure like spaying or neutering, or a more advanced surgery such as a cesarean section or other soft tissue operation, our experienced veterinary team is here to ensure the best possible outcome.
Safe and Monitored Anesthesia for Your Pet’s Surgery
At our clinic, your pet’s safety is our top priority, especially when administering anesthesia. We use state-of-the-art anesthetic protocols and monitoring equipment to ensure your pet’s procedure is as safe and comfortable as possible.
Before surgery, our veterinary team conducts a thorough pre-anesthetic exam and bloodwork to assess your pet’s overall health and tailor the anesthesia plan to their specific needs. During surgery, we closely monitor vital signs—including heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, and oxygen levels — to maintain stability throughout the procedure.
Expert Pet Surgery
Our clinic performs a wide range of pet surgical services, focusing primarily on soft tissue surgeries. These include:
- Mass removals (skin lumps, growths, or tumors)
- Spay and neuter
- Ear canal procedures to address chronic infections
- Corrective eye surgeries for corneal damage or eyelash abnormalities
- Exploratory abdominal surgeries
- Caesarian Section
- And more
After-Surgery Care
Your pet’s recovery is just as important as the procedure itself. We provide comprehensive after-surgery care to ensure your pet heals comfortably, safely, and as quickly as possible. Our team is dedicated to monitoring your pet’s recovery, managing pain effectively, and addressing any concerns you may have during the healing process.
What to Expect:
- Personalized Recovery Plans: Every pet is different, which is why we tailor post-operative care instructions to meet your pet’s unique needs and procedure.
- Pain Management: To minimize discomfort, we offer a carefully monitored pain management plan, including medications and comfort measures.
- At-Home Instructions: You’ll receive clear, easy-to-follow guidelines on caring for your pet at home, covering activity restrictions, incision care, medication schedules, and signs to watch for.
- Follow-Up Appointments: We schedule follow-up visits to monitor healing progress and remove sutures or bandages when needed.
- Ongoing Support: Have questions after the procedure? Our team is here to provide guidance and reassurance every step of the way.
We understand that surgery can be stressful for both you and your pet. That’s why we’re committed to providing compassionate, attentive post-op care that promotes a smooth, full recovery.
Trusted Surgical Expertise at Aycock Veterinary Clinic
With years of experience in pet surgical procedures, our veterinary team is equipped to handle everything from routine procedures to more advanced interventions. We maintain the highest standards of care, ensuring that your pet receives the safest and most effective surgical treatment available.
Our veterinarian and support staff are trained in current surgical techniques and anesthesia protocols. Every procedure is performed in a sterile, well-equipped environment, and pets are closely monitored before, during, and after surgery.
We’re proud to serve pet owners in Davie, FL, and the surrounding communities, building long-term relationships based on compassion, expertise, and trust.
FAQs About Pet Surgery?
Is surgery safe for my pet?
Yes, while all surgeries carry some risk, our team takes every precaution to minimize complications. Pre-operative exams, bloodwork, modern anesthesia, and continuous monitoring all help ensure your pet’s safety.
Can my pet eat or drink before surgery?
In most cases, pets should not eat for 8–12 hours before surgery to prevent vomiting under anesthesia. Water is usually allowed until a few hours before, but we’ll give you specific instructions based on your pet’s procedure and health status.
How long will my pet be groggy after surgery?
It’s common for pets to be sleepy or slightly disoriented for 12–24 hours following anesthesia. This is normal and should improve with rest. If grogginess lasts longer or worsens, contact us right away.
Can my pet be around other animals after surgery?
It’s best to keep your pet separated from other animals during recovery to prevent injury, overexcitement, or licking of the surgical site. We recommend supervised rest and limited activity for several days post-op.
How do I care for my pet after surgery?
You’ll receive detailed discharge instructions, including how to manage pain, when to administer medications, what to watch for in the incision site, and when to return for follow-up. Always follow these closely and contact us with any questions.
Will my pet need a cone (E-collar)?
In many cases, yes. An E-collar helps prevent licking or chewing at the incision, which can cause infections or delay healing. We’ll help you choose the most comfortable option for your pet.
If your pet needs a surgical procedure or you have concerns about their health, don’t wait. Contact Aycock Veterinary Clinic to learn more about our veterinary surgery services. We’ll walk you through your options and develop a personalized treatment plan prioritizing your pet’s comfort, safety, and long-term health.