ARCHVET Animal Hospital

Products And Services

• Soft tissue surgery

  Dental surgery[edit] Anesthetised dog with an epulis Common dental surgical procedures: Horses - Floating (grinding down) of uneven teeth edges and removal of wolf teeth.[11] Dogs - Dental prophylaxis is commonly performed to remove tartar and treat periodontal disease. This procedure is usually performed under anesthesia. Other common procedures include extraction of abscessed or broken teeth, extraction of deciduous teeth, root canals, and removal of gingival hyperplasia and epulides. Cats - Dental prophylaxis as described above for the dog and treatment and extraction of teeth with feline odontoclastic resorptive lesions (FORLs).[12] Surgical oncology[edit] In older dogs and cats tumors are a common occurrence, and may involve any or multiple body systems: skin, musculoskeletal, gastrointestinal tract, urogentital tract, reproductive tract, cardiovascular system, spinal cord and peripheral nerves, the spleen and the lining of body cavities. Common skin tumors include lipomas, mast cell tumors, melanomas, squamous cell carcinomas, basal cell carcinomas, fibrosarcomas, and histiocytomas. Skin tumors are removed through either simple excisions or through excisions needing reconstructive plastic surgery. Common oral tumors include melanomas, fibrosarcomas, squamous cell carcinomas, which are removed with as much surrounding tissue as possible, including parts of the mandible and maxilla. Other types of cancer requiring surgery include osteosarcoma, stomach and intestinal tumors, splenic masses, and urinary bladder tumors. Ophthalmic surgery[edit] Common ophthalmic surgeries in animals include: Enucleation of the eye to treat glaucoma or eye proptosis. Cataract surgery Entropion surgery Ectropion surgery Eyelid tumor removal Cherry eye surgery Exenteration (complete removal) of the orbit, especially for squamous cell carcinoma in the cat and cow. Orthopedic surgery[edit] X-ray of a dog with an artificial hip to repair hip dysplasia A healthy tortoise-mix cat healed and adapted quickly to her new mobility after a hind leg was amputated. Common orthopedic surgeries in animals include: Ruptured anterior cruciate ligament repair For hip dysplasia: Femoral head ostectomy Triple pelvic osteotomy Hip replacement Leg amputation Bone fracture repair Arthroscopy MPL - medial patellar luxation APL - anterior patellar luxation Other common procedures[edit] Caesarean section[edit] Caesarean sections are commonly performed in dogs, cats, horses, sheep, and cattle. Usually it is done as an emergency surgery due to difficulties in the birthing process. Certain dog breeds such as Bulldogs often need to have this surgery because of the size of the puppy's head relative to the width of the bitch's birth canal. Bloat surgery[edit] In dogs bloat or gastric dilatation volvulus (GDV) is a common condition where the stomach fills with gas and commonly twists. If the stomach is torsed it requires immediate surgical intervention to prevent necrosis of the stomach wall. After radiographs to confirm the GDV and blood tests to determine the lactate and general health of the dog, surgical intervention is required. The stomach is put back into its normal position, deflated and tacked (gastropexy) to the body wall. Sometimes a splenectomy or partial gastrectomy is also required. Cystotomy[edit] Cystotomy to remove bladder stones A cystotomy is a surgical opening of the urinary bladder. It is commonly performed in dogs and cats to remove bladder stones or tumors. Wound repair[edit] Sutured wound on the teats of a cow Bite wounds from other animals (and rarely humans) are a common occurrence. Wounds from objects that the animal may step on or run into are also common. Usually these wounds are simple lacerations that can be easily cleaned and sutured, sometimes using a local anesthetic. Bite wounds, however, involve compressive and tensile forces in addition to shearing forces, and can cause separation of the skin from the underlying

• Vaccines

  Core Vaccines for dogs in shelters • Distemper (CDV) • Adenovirus-2 (CAV-2/hepatitis) • Parvovirus (CPV) • Parainfluenza (CPiV) • Bordetella bronchiseptica Vaccines not generally recommended: • Canine coronavirus. • Giardia • Lyme Core Vaccines for cats in shelters • Feline herpesvirus-1 (feline viral rhinotracheitis/FHV-1) • Feline calicivirus (FCV) • Feline panleukopenia (FPV) These are usually grouped into one vaccination (FVRCP).

• Emergency Veterinarian

  In our veterinary practice, we understand that emergencies can be emotionally overwhelming moments for pet owners. When your beloved furry friend faces a sudden health crisis or injury, it's a time when you need expert care and support immediately. At ArchVet, we are here to provide that critical assistance. Our team of experienced veterinarians and staff is well-prepared to handle a wide range of urgent situations, from severe injuries and poisonings to unexpected illnesses. We've seen how these moments can be frightening, which is why we prioritize a quick response and the best possible medical care for your pet. Recognizing the signs of distress or illness in your pet can be crucial, and having a plan in place for those unexpected situations is important. We're here to help guide you through these challenging moments, providing not only medical expertise but also the compassion and understanding that pet owners need. At ArchVet, we know that your pets are more than just animals – they're part of your family. We are dedicated to being your partners in ensuring your pets receive immediate attention and the highest quality treatment during their times of need. Your pet's health and well-being are our top priorities.

• End of Life services

  At ArchVet, we understand that facing the end of a pet's life is an incredibly difficult and emotional journey. Euthanasia is a decision that weighs heavy on the hearts of pet owners, and we are here to support you every step of the way. Our compassionate team strives to make this process as peaceful and dignified as possible, ensuring that your pet is surrounded by love and comfort during their final moments. We provide a quiet, private space where you can say your goodbyes, and we proceed with the utmost care and gentleness. We know that this is a profound and heartfelt farewell, and we're honored to help make it a little bit easier for both you and your cherished companion. Your pet's comfort and well-being are our foremost concerns, even in these most challenging of times.

• Veterinary Dentistry

  At ArchVet, we know that a healthy smile is a vital part of your pet's overall well-being. Our commitment to veterinary dental care goes beyond just cleaning teeth; it's about ensuring your furry family member enjoys a happy, pain-free life. Our dental team is dedicated to providing the best possible care, from comprehensive oral examinations to advanced dental procedures. We understand that your pet's dental health impacts their quality of life, and we're here to keep those tails wagging and those purrs going. With a focus on prevention and proactive care, we're your partners in maintaining those precious pearly whites and helping your pet live their happiest, healthiest life.

• General Practice

  ArchVet's general practice veterinary care is the cornerstone of our commitment to your pet's health and happiness. We're more than just a clinic; we're a trusted partner in your pet's lifelong journey. Our dedicated team of veterinarians and staff provides comprehensive wellness exams, vaccinations, and preventive care to keep your furry companions in tip-top shape. We understand that your pets are unique, and we tailor our approach to suit their individual needs. Whether it's a routine check-up, nutritional guidance, or addressing minor health concerns, we're here for every milestone and minor hiccup in your pet's life. At ArchVet, we're not just about treating ailments; we're about nurturing the bond between you and your beloved pets and helping them thrive, one wagging tail and purring whisker at a time.

• Radiology and CT scan

  ArchVet is proud to offer state-of-the-art veterinary imaging services, including X-rays and CT scans. Our advanced imaging technology allows us to look deeper into your pet's health, providing valuable insights for diagnosis and treatment. Whether it's investigating a mysterious ailment, examining internal structures, or planning a complex surgical procedure, our skilled team of professionals ensures that your pet receives the highest level of care. With a focus on safety, accuracy, and your pet's well-being, we're dedicated to providing the best in diagnostic imaging, because we believe that every pet deserves a clear path to a healthier, happier life.

• Physical Therapy

  At ArchVet, we understand that every pet's journey to recovery is unique. Our veterinary physical therapy services are designed to provide tailored, compassionate care to aid your pet's healing and well-being. Whether your furry friend is recovering from surgery, managing a chronic condition, or simply seeking to improve their mobility and quality of life, our dedicated physical therapy team is here to help. We offer a range of therapeutic techniques and exercises to address individual needs, with the goal of increasing strength, reducing pain, and promoting overall wellness. Your pet's comfort and progress are our top priorities, and we're honored to be a part of their healing journey, one step at a time.

• Borken Bones

  At ArchVet, we recognize that each pet's orthopedic journey is unique. Our orthopedic surgery services are specifically tailored to provide individualized, compassionate care to support your pet's recovery and overall well-being. Whether your beloved companion is facing the challenges of orthopedic issues, such as fractures, joint problems, or ligament injuries, our specialized surgical team is here to help. We offer a range of advanced orthopedic procedures, from fracture repairs to joint stabilization, all with the aim of enhancing your pet's mobility, alleviating pain, and ultimately improving their quality of life. Your pet's comfort and rehabilitation are our utmost concerns, and we are privileged to be a part of their journey toward better orthopedic health, one surgical procedure at a time.

• Flea and Tick Medications

  At ArchVet, we believe that prevention is the key to a long and happy life for your pets. Our veterinary preventive care services are at the heart of our commitment to your furry family members. We offer comprehensive wellness examinations, vaccinations, parasite control, and nutrition guidance to keep your pets in optimal health. Our goal is to detect and address potential issues before they become serious, ensuring your pets enjoy a life full of vitality. We know that every wag of the tail and every playful purr is a testament to a job well done. At ArchVet, we're not just your pet's healthcare providers; we're your partners in ensuring a bright and healthy future for your beloved companions.