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Surgery

A dedicated theatre, an anaesthesia machine, oxygen support and an ICU cage — not a consulting table cleared for the purpose.

Varies by procedureOpen 7 days

Between us the team has done more than five thousand operations. Dr Nitin handles most general and orthopaedic work; Dr Kibson takes the more demanding cases, including specialist eye surgery.

What we operate on

Type Includes
Soft tissue Sterilisation, caesarean, tumour removal, hernias, wound repair, abscesses
Orthopaedic Fracture repair and joint work — mostly road accidents and falls
Ophthalmic Specialist eye procedures under Dr Kibson
Dental Extractions and surgical dental work under anaesthesia

Anaesthesia — what people actually worry about

Reasonably. Most anxiety about surgery is anxiety about the animal not waking up.

We use an anaesthesia machine rather than injectable-only anaesthesia, so depth can be adjusted through the procedure and reversed quickly. Oxygen support runs throughout, and recovery happens in an ICU cage where the animal is watched until properly awake.

For older animals — or any case where the examination gives us pause — we run bloods first. Kidney and liver values change how anaesthesia is dosed, and our lab is here, so it doesn't add days.

Before the operation

  • No food from the night before; water until morning
  • Bring any medicines the animal is on, in their packaging
  • Tell us about previous anaesthetics, reactions, or heart and breathing problems
  • Come early enough for us to examine and weigh before starting

Afterwards

You'll go home with pain relief, any antibiotics needed, written instructions and a date to come back.

The cone stays on. Owners underestimate how strictly the animal must be kept from jumping, and how determined it'll be to reach the wound. Call us if you see swelling, discharge, bleeding, or the animal won't eat by the second day.

What we don't do

We don't have ultrasound or ECG in-house, so cases needing those are referred — and we share the X-rays and lab work so nothing is repeated. We also don't do monitored overnight hospitalisation; animals recover here through the day and go home in the evening. If a case genuinely needs continuous overnight care, we'll tell you and point you to it.

Want to talk it through first?

Call and tell us what's going on. We'd rather answer a question than have you wait.

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