Veterinary Surgery

Exploratory surgery may be needed to diagnose the problem. Symptoms could be sign of tumors, cancer, or the ingestion of a foreign object.

If your pet needs to have a limb or toe amputated, it can be a stressful time but it can be vital to successful treatment.

A biopsy is the surgical removal of a tissue sample from a suspicious wound, ulcer, abscess, or tumor.

Otherwise known as a C-Section which one or more babies are delivered through and incision in the abdomen of mother. 

When a dog’s testicles do not descend normally health problems can arise. This surgery is a more in-depth neutering procedure to help protect your pet’s health.

Treatment of bladder problems may require surgery including removal of bladder stones, bladder tumors, and blood clots.

Trauma to the eye, tumors of the eye, glaucoma, and ulcers on the eye may require surgical removal for the health of your pet.

The goal of this surgery is to remove misplaced abdominal contents back into the abdomen. 

Your pet’s wounds should always be checked. Some can heal on their own, others will need medical assistance.

Mammary tumors can be very aggressive and require surgery.  Wilson Veterinary Hospital has the experience to get your pet the help needed.

A lumpectomy maybe required to remove abnormal growths, tumors or masses on a pet’s skin.

Pyometra is a uterine infection common in older, unspayed female dogs and cats.

Spaying and neutering your pet helps prevent potential health problems and helps to control pet over-population.

A splenectomy is the removal of an abnormal spleen often due to a mass on the spleen itself.

This is a short, rigid endoscope that uses the endoscope to transmit images to a larger screen Ear flushing is used for pets who may need help flushing excess earwax.