Surgery

The signs of pyometra, a life-threatening uterine infection in unspayed female dogs and cats, how Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton diagnoses and treats it, and how spaying reduces the risk by almost 100%.

What to do when you find a lump on your dog or cat, the signs that mean it should be checked soon, and how Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton tests and removes lumps and masses.

A look at soft tissue surgery for dogs and cats at Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton, including lump and mass removal, gastropexy for deep-chested dogs and eye surgeries, plus what every surgery includes.

A step-by-step look at spay and neuter surgery at Royal Road Veterinary Hospital in Fredericton, from pre-surgical bloodwork and IV fluids to RVT-monitored recovery and same-day pickup.

One of the most common questions we hear is: “My pet is young, healthy, and feels perfectly fine. Do they really need bloodwork before their spay, neuter, or dental procedure?” The short answer is yes—and here’s why. Even the healthiest-looking pets can have underlying conditions that aren’t visible during a physical examination. Pre-surgical bloodwork gives … Continued