Surgery
Safe, compassionate pet surgery for dogs and cats in Phoenixville, PA. Orthopedic, soft tissue, spay/neuter, and more with expert care at Valley Veterinary Hospital.
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Expert Surgical Services for Dogs and Cats in Phoenixville | Valley Veterinary Hospital
Surgical procedures can be a stressful experience—for both pets and their people. Whether it’s a planned spay or neuter or a more advanced orthopedic operation, knowing your pet is in skilled, compassionate hands makes all the difference.
In Phoenixville and surrounding communities like Spring City, King of Prussia, and Malvern, families have relied on Valley Veterinary Hospital for decades. Surgical care here blends advanced medical technology with the kind of warmth and familiarity that only a long-standing, family-owned practice can provide.
Our surgical team has one goal: to give your pet the safest, most comfortable surgical experience possible. Every case receives personalized attention, from pre-op evaluation to post-op recovery.
Our Full Range of Veterinary Surgical Services
Surgical care is more than just performing a procedure—it’s about understanding your pet’s unique health needs and providing thoughtful, skilled treatment every step of the way. At Valley Veterinary Hospital, our team offers a wide range of surgical options for dogs and cats, using modern tools and trusted techniques to ensure your pet’s safety and comfort.
Spay and Neuter Surgery
Spaying and neutering are among the most common surgeries we perform, but their benefits go far beyond population control. These procedures:
Your pet’s spay or neuter surgery is done under general anesthesia, with full monitoring and pain control from start to finish.
Soft Tissue Surgeries
These procedures involve the skin, muscles, and internal organs and are often necessary for both routine and emergency care. We provide:
Each surgery is followed by a recovery plan to promote healing and minimize discomfort.
Orthopedic Surgery
Orthopedic procedures focus on bones, joints, and ligaments. Whether your dog has torn a cruciate ligament or your cat has suffered a fracture, our team offers:
We’ll walk you through the recovery process, which often includes restricted movement, follow-up radiographs, and sometimes physical therapy.
Emergency Surgical Services
When time matters most, our team is ready to provide urgent surgical care for life-threatening conditions such as:
Emergency surgeries are supported by in-house diagnostics, allowing for rapid bloodwork, imaging, and treatment decisions.
Diagnostic Support for Surgical Cases
Accurate diagnosis leads to better surgical outcomes. We support all surgeries with comprehensive diagnostics:
Our ability to assess and monitor conditions in-house means your pet receives faster, more efficient care.
Anesthesia and Monitoring: A Safer Way to Operate
Anesthesia safety matters—especially for older pets or those with health concerns. That’s why we use only the safest anesthetics available and tailor the protocol to each patient’s age, size, and medical history.
During surgery, your pet’s vital signs are closely monitored by our trained technicians and advanced equipment, tracking heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, oxygen levels, and temperature. All readings are carefully documented and evaluated in real time, helping our surgical team respond quickly to any changes.
It’s about precision and peace of mind—for you and your pet.
Post-Surgical Recovery and Pain Management
Recovery doesn’t end once the surgery is complete. Our team creates individualized pain management and recovery plans to help your pet heal comfortably. This may include:
We’re here to answer any questions you may have during the recovery process—because no one should feel like they’re doing this alone.
Full-Service Facility: Everything Your Pet Needs in One Place
Having surgery at Valley Veterinary Hospital means more than a skilled procedure—it means your pet has access to a full network of supportive services:
Whether you need a same-day spay or ongoing orthopedic support, your pet’s care continues seamlessly under one roof.
Why Local Families Choose Valley Veterinary Hospital for Surgery
Pet owners in Phoenixville and beyond trust us for more than just surgical skill—they trust the relationships built over generations. Our privately owned hospital is deeply rooted in the community, and that connection shows in how we care for every patient.
Key Reasons Families Choose Us
We treat every pet as if they were our own—because to us, they’re more than pets, they’re family.
Gentle Hands, Precise Care | Delivering the Best Surgical Treatment for Your Companion
Whether your dog needs a routine spay or your cat requires a more complex procedure, Valley Veterinary Hospital is here to help. Every step of your pet’s surgical journey will be clearly explained and supported by our experienced, compassionate team. Call us today at (610) 935-8110.
Your pet’s comfort, safety, and long-term health are always our top priorities at Valley Veterinary Hospital.
Faqs
Frequently Asked Questions About Surgery
What kinds of surgeries do you perform?
Our team handles everything from routine spay/neuter surgeries to advanced orthopedic and emergency procedures. If your pet requires a specific type of surgery, we’re happy to discuss all options with you.
Is surgery safe for older pets?
Yes. We take extra precautions with senior pets, including comprehensive pre-anesthetic bloodwork, tailored anesthesia plans, and continuous monitoring throughout the procedure.
How do I care for my pet after surgery?
We’ll send you home with detailed instructions for rest, feeding, incision care, and medications. You’re always welcome to call if questions arise during recovery.
Can I board my pet after their procedure?
Absolutely. Our boarding services are supervised by our medical staff, making them an ideal option for post-operative pets who need rest and monitoring.
Will my pet be in pain after surgery?
Pain management is a top priority. We provide both injectable and oral pain relief based on your pet’s needs and check in regularly during follow-ups.
Do You Have More Questions?
Call us today at (610) 935-8110