Male dog sterilization

The sterilization surgery of male dogs is relatively simple, and as long as it is performed properly, there is basically no danger. Sterilization is also time-saving and does not require suturing. The dog's temperament will improve after disinfection.

Neutering female dogs

Compared with neutering male dogs, neutering female dogs is more troublesome. Neutering female dogs is mainly to prevent bleeding and pregnancy during estrus, and to prevent or treat ovarian diseases, such as irregular estrus caused by ovarian cysts, excess estrogen, false pregnancy, etc. Prevent uterine diseases, breast diseases, etc. It is generally recommended to perform surgery as early as possible, preferably before one year old, and to completely remove the ovaries and uterus to prevent residual pyometra and breast cancer after surgery.

Trauma suturing surgery

Trauma suturing is also a relatively common surgery, such as dog fights, bite injuries, bruises, contusions, knife wounds, burns, etc. Send to hospital for treatment as soon as possible. If treated within the best treatment period, the dog's trauma will recover as quickly as possible. Don't delay it for too long to prevent the wound from becoming infected, which will make it much more troublesome to deal with.

Reduction or removal of proptosis

This kind of surgery is very common in dogs with protruding eyes, such as Pekingese. It usually occurs after a dog fights. The muscle layer is broken and recovers quickly after reset. If a nerve or blood vessel ruptures, removal of the eyeball can prevent necrosis and infection of the eyeball.

Dental cleaning surgery

Due to the dog’s bad eating habits and the owner’s failure to clean the dog in time, the dog has serious dental calculus. Teeth cleaning requires cleaning the dog’s teeth under anesthesia.