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Vet Surgery Clinic

Just like their human companions, pets may require surgeries to enhance their lifestyle routine or to get rid of pain, following a disease. At Aloropi Vet Clinic, we have a highly trained veterinary surgery staff and equipment to be able to perform a wide range of surgical treatments.

From simple surgeries to complicated treatment, we are able to bring board-certified procedure in each of our medical treatment. There are a myriad of surgeries available for your dog and cat individual needs.

Why go for Veterinary Surgery Clinic

Cost-effective treatment options
Highly Professional Staff
Comfortable Environment
Post-care and After-care Surgical session
Complete Physical and Wellness checkup

The Right Set of People for The Job

Our staff is well trained and understands the procedure of surgical treatment. We follow all the safety protocols to ensure a safe surgical procedure. The veterinary staff at Aloropi Sharjah, regularly attend training and educate the client on what is the best option for their pet’s health. Have any questions? We’re happy to assist you with it.

Surgeries We Perform at Aloropi Sharjah

Spay (ovariohysterectomy)
Neuter (Castration)
Lump removal and biopsy
Laceration repair
Abscess and wound repair

Exploratory surgery
Removal of gastrointestinal foreign bodies
Amputation
Cystotomy
Splenectomy

Spay (ovariohysterectomy)

It refers to the removal of female pet (cats and dogs) ovaries and uterus to prevent reproduction, overpopulation, mammary cancer, eliminate heat cycles, and other health problems.

Neuter (Castration)

It refers to the removal of male pet (cats and dogs) testicles. Just like Spaying, it prevents overpopulation and other health-related problems.

Lump removal and biopsy

The treatment is followed if your animal pet has a tumor, biopsy, or aspirate that needs to be treated immediately. Proper physical and wellness checks are carried out before the surgery.

Laceration repair

It refers to the deep cut edges dogs or cats may have. The special repair procedure is carried out to prevent overspreading and infections.

Abscess and wound repair

We follow strict immediate medical attention to compress and mediate the wound. Wellness checks are carried out to stop the negative impact.

Exploratory surgery

It refers to the identification and treatment of cancer tumors. We have board-certified veterinarians that follow the treatment.

Removal of gastrointestinal foreign bodies

It is a procedure in which the vet removes the items that have been digested or swallowed by the pet. Sometimes, it leads to emergency medical attention.

Amputation

This process may involve serious surgery, but amputation can actually help your pet rather than hindering them. Limb amputation is carried out by professional surgeons.

Cystotomy

It is the most common procedure for the removal of bladder stones in adult cats and dogs. First, the stones are identified via camera, after which the surgery is carried out.

Splenectomy

The following treatment is performed mostly in cats and dogs to treat torsion, neoplasia, or rapture. Removal of the spleen can serve as a therapeutic and diagnostic endeavor.

Careful Surgical Treatment

We know that the name ‘surgery’ is a haunting one because it’s mainly associated with risk-taking tasks. However, all your discomfort and questions will be answered by a professional. We ensure that the procedure or treatment plan we follow will be of high care.

Surgery doesn’t have to be a bad experience for both the animal and owners. Our vets will work diligently with you to ensure your furry companion’s health recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

What surgeries do vets do?

A vet surgeon is a performer who whereby falls into 3 categories; Neurosurgeon, orthopedic, and soft tissue surgeon.

Is cat and Dog surgery safe?

Just like humans, a vet surgeon is a trained professional and board-certified by the relevant authorities. All the treatment process is carried out with extreme caution.

Does a vet have to do surgery?

There are some cases in which surgery is required. For this, the vet will first physically check the animal for an initial recommendation.