SPECIAL TREATMENT PROCEDURES AVAILABLE FOR YOUR PET

VETERINARY SURGERY

We offer a range of soft tissue surgeries which include routine spays and neuters, tumor removal, biopsies, to more advanced procedures such as hip surgery, bone grafts and obstruction removal. 

At Pet Vet Credit Valley Hospital, we endeavor to keep your pet's pain to a minimum.  We offer pain management treatments that include pain patches, both injectable and oral pain medications, and CRI (Constant Rate Infusion) during post operative recovery.  We will take every measure to eliminate your pet's pain and any stress related problems experienced from surgery or treatment procedures.  Our veterinary doctors and staff will treat your pet with the same care and compassion as if your pet were their own pet.

DIGITAL RADIOLOGY

Digital veterinary X-Ray equipment ensures your pet has minimal exposure to radiation, while providing our doctors with the very best digital imaging available to evaluate your pet's condition and determine the best form of treatment.  At Pet Vet Credit Valley Hospital, we offer many other diagnostic evaluations to help you and the doctor choose the best course of care for your pet.

VETERINARY ULTRASOUND

Veterinary ultrasound allows the doctors to examine your pet without invasive or painful procedures.  This pain free, non stressful procedure assists the doctor in diagnosing abdominal, cardiac, urinary, cervical, and many other problems your pet may be experiencing.  Veterinary ultrasound also helps the doctor in establishing a diagnosis and treatment plan to keep your pet happy and healthy for life.

JOINT REPAIR

At Pet Vet Credit Valley Hospital, we can arrange by appointment to have a Veterinary specialist come on-site should your pet's condition require a specific treatment procedure.  In addition we perform "cruciate repair" which is a very common injury found in dogs.  Traumatic cruciate damage is caused by a twisting injury to the knee joint. This is most often seen in dogs when running and suddenly changing direction so that the majority of the weight is taken on the knee joint. Just as in humans, the knee joint is then unstable and causes extreme pain, often resulting in lameness.  The injury also occurs commonly in obese dogs, just by stumbling over a pebble while walking.  A more chronic form of cruciate damage can occur due to weakening of the ligaments as a result of disease.  The condition can be successfully treated with surgery, and we maintain orthopedic specialists on-site to perform cruciate repair.  If your dog begins to show signs of lameness or pain upon walking, you should contact us immediately for your pet to be examined and evaluated by one of our veterinary specialists.

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