veterinary surgery suite for dogs and cats in Monona, WI

Veterinary Surgery in Monona, WI

At Four Lakes Veterinary Clinic, we provide safe and advanced veterinary surgical care for dogs and cats in Monona, WI. Our clinic features a dedicated surgical suite where our experienced veterinary team performs a wide range of procedures designed to protect your pet’s health and improve their quality of life.

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Common surgeries performed at our hospital include spay and neuter procedures, including cryptorchid neuters, as well as cystotomies (bladder surgery), lump and tumor removals, foreign body removal procedures, and gastropexy surgery to help prevent life-threatening bloat in large breed dogs. We also perform corrective procedures such as nose resections for flat-faced breeds that may experience breathing difficulties.

Your pet’s safety and comfort are our highest priorities during surgery. All surgical patients receive IV fluids, appropriate pain management, and anti-nausea medications to support a smooth and comfortable recovery. Our veterinary team carefully monitors each pet throughout the procedure and during the recovery period.

Surgery is often supported by services such as diagnostic testing and wellness exams to ensure your pet is healthy and prepared before anesthesia and surgery.

If your pet requires surgery or if you have questions about a recommended procedure, our veterinary team is here to guide you through every step of the process.

Veterinary Surgery FAQs

What types of surgery do veterinarians perform?

Veterinary clinics commonly perform procedures such as spays, neuters, tumor removals, bladder surgery, foreign body removal, and other soft tissue surgeries.

Is anesthesia safe for pets during surgery?

Veterinary teams use modern anesthesia protocols and monitoring equipment to help ensure procedures are as safe as possible for pets.

How should I prepare my pet for surgery?

Your veterinarian will provide specific instructions, which may include fasting your pet before surgery and temporarily adjusting medications.

How long does it take for pets to recover from surgery?

Recovery time depends on the type of surgery performed. Many pets return home the same day and recover over the following days or weeks.

Will my pet receive pain medication after surgery?

Yes. Pain management is an important part of surgical care, and medications are used to keep pets comfortable during recovery.

What is a gastropexy procedure?

A gastropexy is a preventive surgery often recommended for large breed dogs to reduce the risk of gastric dilatation-volvulus, commonly known as bloat.

Can lumps or tumors be surgically removed from pets?

Yes. Veterinarians commonly perform surgical removal of lumps and tumors to diagnose or treat certain conditions.