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Soft-Tissue Surgery for Pets in Michigan
At Canton Animal Hospital, we provide advanced soft-tissue surgeries for dogs and cats, treating a variety of conditions affecting the skin, muscles, and internal organs. Whether your pet requires surgery for mass removal, wound reconstruction, or an internal procedure, our expert veterinary team ensures precise surgical care, modern technology, and comprehensive post-operative support for the best possible outcome.
Soft-tissue surgery covers a wide range of non-orthopedic procedures, including tumor removals, trauma repairs, and abdominal or thoracic surgeries. These conditions, if left untreated, can significantly impact your pet’s health and quality of life.
We know surgery can be stressful for both pets and their owners. That’s why we focus on pre-surgical evaluations, tailored anesthesia plans, and post-operative monitoring to ensure a smooth recovery. Our goal is to provide compassionate, high-quality surgical care that enhances your pet’s health and well-being.
Signs Your Pet May Need Soft-Tissue Surgery
Lumps, masses, or abnormal swelling
Difficulty breathing or persistent coughing
Wounds that won’t heal or signs of infection
Hernias or protrusions in the abdomen
Unexplained weight loss or changes in appetite
Pain or discomfort in the abdomen or chest
Chronic vomiting or digestive distress
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Tumor & Mass Removal – Safe excision of benign and malignant growths on the skin or internal organs.
Wound Repair & Reconstructive Surgery – Treatment for severe wounds, burns, or trauma-related injuries.
Hernia Repair – Correction of umbilical, inguinal, and diaphragmatic hernias.
Splenectomy – Surgical removal of the spleen due to tumors, infections, or trauma.
Liver & Gallbladder Surgery – Procedures for liver tumors, bile duct obstructions, and gallbladder disease.
Lung & Thoracic Surgery – Treatment for lung tumors, chest trauma, or pleural effusion.
Thyroid & Parathyroid Surgery – Surgical management of hormone-related gland disorders.
Reproductive Surgery – Includes C-sections, pyometra treatment, and other reproductive-related procedures.
Post-Surgery Care & Recovery
Restricted Movement & Rest – Limited activity is essential for proper healing and recovery.
Medication & Pain Management – Administer prescribed medications to control pain and prevent infection.
Wound & Incision Monitoring – Check for swelling, redness, or discharge to ensure proper healing.
Diet & Hydration Support – Provide a soft, easily digestible diet if recommended by the veterinarian.
Follow-Up Appointments – Routine checkups help monitor healing and adjust care as needed.
Why Choose Canton Animal Hospital for Pet Soft-Tissue Surgery?
Highly Skilled Veterinarian – We at CAH offer advanced soft-tissue surgeries.
Advanced Diagnostic Tools – We use digital imaging, ultrasounds, and lab testing for accurate surgical planning.
Comprehensive Pain Management – We ensure your pet’s comfort with tailored anesthesia and post-operative care.
Personalized Aftercare & Recovery Plans – We provide detailed instructions, medication guidance, and follow-up care for a smooth recovery.
Schedule a Veterinary Soft-Tissue Surgery Consultation
If your pet requires soft-tissue surgery, Canton Animal Hospital is here to provide expert care and treatment.
Call us today or Book an Appointment Online to discuss your pet’s surgical needs.
Soft Tissue Surgeries We Offer


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