Sterilization procedures to prevent reproduction.
Surgery to remove cancerous or benign growths.
Repair of fractures, dislocations, and joint issues (e.g., cruciate ligament repair, hip dysplasia correction).
Procedures involving the stomach, intestines, or other digestive organs (e.g., foreign body removal, gastric torsion correction).
Removal of the spleen, often due to tumors or injury.
Surgical removal of stones from the bladder.
Surgical delivery of puppies or kittens.
Removal of a limb due to injury or disease.
Removal of a lobe of the liver, typically due to tumors or other disease.
Surgery involving the heart or lungs (e.g., PDA correction, lung lobectomy).
Suturing and treatment of cuts, lacerations, or abrasions.
Incision and drainage of abscesses caused by infections.
Removal of tissue samples for diagnostic purposes.
Removal of a dog’s or cat’s dewclaws (extra claws).
Removal of damaged or diseased teeth.
Draining and repairing blood-filled swelling in the ear flap.
Excision of small lumps, warts, or cysts.
Surgical relief of blockage in the urethra, often in male cats.
