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Emergency & Trauma Surgeries for Pets in Michigan
At Canton Animal Hospital, we understand that pet emergencies can happen at any time, often when you least expect them. Whether your pet has suffered a traumatic injury, an acute medical condition, or requires urgent surgical intervention, our expert veterinary team is ready to provide fast and compassionate care. Our goal is to stabilize, diagnose, and treat pets with emergency and trauma surgeries, ensuring the best possible outcome for their health and well-being.
Our state-of-the-art surgical facility is equipped with advanced diagnostic tools and surgical technology to handle a wide range of life-threatening conditions. We prioritize quick response times and precise treatment, working diligently to save lives and alleviate pain. With years of experience in veterinary emergency medicine, our dedicated team provides continuous support before, during, and after surgery to help pets recover safely and comfortably.
Signs Your Pet May Need Emergency Surgery:
Severe bleeding that doesn’t stop
Labored breathing or choking
Sudden collapse or loss of consciousness
Deep wounds, fractures, or visible bone
Swollen, distended abdomen with signs of pain
Repeated vomiting, especially with blood
Inability to urinate or sudden urinary distress
Trauma from a car accident or fall
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Internal Bleeding Surgery – Emergency intervention to control and stop life-threatening internal hemorrhages.
Fracture Repair & Bone Stabilization – Surgical correction of broken bones due to trauma or accidents.
Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus (GDV) Surgery – Urgent surgery for bloating and stomach torsion, common in large dog breeds.
Wound Repair & Laceration Treatment – Advanced suturing and wound management for deep cuts and injuries.
Emergency Tumor Removal – Immediate excision of rapidly growing or ruptured tumors that pose a health risk.
Bladder Rupture Repair – Surgical correction for trauma-induced bladder damage.
Respiratory Distress Surgery – Critical airway procedures to restore proper breathing function.
Cesarean Section (C-Section) – Emergency assistance for difficult labor and delivery complications.
Foreign Object Removal – Removal of ingested or inhaled objects causing blockages or distress.
Post-Surgery Care & Recovery for Emergency & Trauma Surgeries
Critical Monitoring & Stabilization – Ensuring your pet is stable and closely monitored following emergency surgery.
Pain Management & Medication – Administering appropriate pain relief and antibiotics to prevent infection.
Restricted Movement & Rest – Keeping your pet calm and confined to promote healing and reduce complications.
Incision & Wound Care – Monitoring the surgical site for swelling, discharge, or signs of infection.
Nutritional Support & Hydration – Gradual reintroduction of food and fluids to support recovery.
Follow-Up Examinations – Routine post-surgical checkups to assess healing and make necessary adjustments to treatment.
Why Choose Canton Animal Hospital for Emergency Surgery?
Rapid Response & Immediate Care – We act fast to stabilize and treat critical cases.
Advanced Surgical Facilities – Equipped with state-of-the-art technology for precise emergency interventions.
Experienced Veterinary Surgeons – Skilled in handling severe trauma and life-threatening conditions.
Compassionate & Supportive Care – We guide pet owners through emergency situations with clear communication and expert advice.
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If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, contact Canton Animal Hospital immediately for expert emergency and trauma surgery.
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Emergency Surgeries We Offer
C-sections provide a safe delivery for pets experiencing dystocia (birthing complications), ensuring the health of both the mother and her newborns.
A splenectomy is the surgical removal of the spleen from the pet’s body. This surgical procedure is common to treat a ruptured spleen or for the removal of tumors found within the spleen.
Bite wound and laceration repair in pets prevents infection, promotes healing, and restores skin integrity after trauma or injuries. pets.
Bloat surgery (GDV correction) is a life-saving procedure that untwists the stomach, restores blood flow, and prevents fatal complications in dogs.
Rectal polyp surgery in pets removes benign growths in the rectum, preventing discomfort, bleeding, and potential progression to cancer.
Pyometra is a life-threatening uterine infection in dogs and cats. Emergency surgery is needed to prevent sepsis, organ failure, and death.
Rectal prolapse in dogs and cats occurs when the rectum protrudes outside the body. Surgical correction restores function and prevents complications.
Perineal urethrostomy (PU) surgery in cats removes urinary blockages, widening the urethra to prevent future obstructions and life-threatening emergencies.
Abdominal exploratory laparotomy is a surgical procedure to diagnose and treat internal issues in pets, including tumors, blockages, and organ disease.
Feeding tube placement provides essential nutrition for pets recovering from illness or surgery, ensuring proper nourishment and a faster recovery.
Eye enucleation is a surgical procedure to remove a damaged or diseased eye in pets, relieving pain and preventing further complications.
Gastrointestinal foreign body removal safely extracts swallowed objects from a pet’s digestive tract, preventing blockages, pain, and life-threatening complications.
Surgical fixation of broken bones caused by accidents or severe injuries.
Urgent excision of rapidly growing or ruptured tumors that threaten pet health.
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