Canine Cranial Cruciate Ligament Rupture Overview: The cranial cruciate ligament (CrCL) in dogs is similar to the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in humans. This cruciate ligament within the knee joint (stifle joint) stabilizes the joint during movement by preventing the tibia from sliding forward relative to the femur. It also prevents hyperextension of the knee and, … Read moreTPLO
Head & Neck Surgery and Conditions At Phoenix Veterinary Surgical Specialists, we understand the critical nature of heart and neck health in pets. Our dedicated team of veterinary surgeons offers advanced surgeries and treatments designed to address a range of complex conditions. Our goal is to improve your pet’s quality of life through cutting-edge care … Read moreHead & Neck
Abdominal Procedures and Conditions At Phoenix Veterinary Surgical Specialists, we provide comprehensive care for various abdominal conditions affecting dogs and cats. Our board-certified veterinary surgeons use advanced diagnostic tools and surgical techniques to treat complex and potentially severe abdominal issues. From emergency surgeries to planned procedures, our goal is to restore your pet’s health and … Read moreAbdominal
Cardiovascular Surgery and Conditions At Phoenix Veterinary Surgical Specialists, we understand the critical nature of heart and lung health in pets. Our dedicated team of veterinary surgeons offers advanced cardiovascular surgeries and treatments designed to address a range of complex conditions. From congenital heart defects to thoracic surgeries, our goal is to improve your pet’s … Read moreCardio / Thoracic
Surgical Services: Orthopedic Solutions At Phoenix Veterinary Surgical Specialists, we’re committed to advancing the field of veterinary orthopedic surgery, offering a comprehensive suite of services designed to address a wide range of conditions. Our state-of-the-art facility in Kansas City is equipped with the latest in veterinary technology, and our team of board-certified surgeons brings unmatched … Read moreOrtho
Consultation Upon your initial consultation visit, the surgeon will review all information provided by your primary care veterinarian, striving to avoid redundant diagnostics. If additional tests are deemed necessary, they will be discussed with you beforehand. An experienced surgery technician will gather a comprehensive history of your pet’s condition, including the main issue for the … Read moreWhat to Expect