Advanced Pet Surgery in Bhopal

Fracture and orthopedic surgery

Road accidents, falls and awkward jumps can break bones or damage joints. Signs include limping, holding a leg up, swelling, pain when touched, or refusing to walk. The vet confirms the injury with a digital X-ray and decides between a splint or cast and surgical repair. Orthopedic care also covers bone, joint and mobility problems.

Until you reach us: keep your pet as still as possible, support the injured limb, do not try to straighten it, and do not give human painkillers.

Eye examination and eye surgery

Redness, cloudiness, squinting, a swollen or bulging eye, or ongoing discharge needs a prompt check, because eye problems can worsen quickly. The clinic examines the eye and treats common and complex conditions, with surgery where it is needed.

Do not rub the eye, and do not use human eye drops.

Tumour and oncology surgery

A new lump, or one that grows, changes colour or bleeds, should be examined. The vet may advise imaging and lab tests to understand it, and removal where it is appropriate. Early examination gives you more options.

Why in-house diagnostics matter

Surgery is planned from good information: X-ray and ultrasound images, blood and other lab results, and a safe anaesthetic plan. Here these are in one place, and your pet recovers in the clinic's in-patient ward under the vet's care.

From examination to recovery

1. 1Examination and history
2. 2X-ray, ultrasound or lab tests where needed
3. 3A clear explanation of the options, the risks and the cost
4. 4Surgery in the dedicated operation theatre
5. 5Recovery in the admit ward when needed, then home care and follow-up

Frequently asked questions