Cat and Dog Surgery in Savannah, GA
Hearing that your pet may need surgery can bring a lot of questions — and a fair amount of worry. At Case Veterinary Hospital, our goal is to make cat and dog surgery as safe, clear, and manageable as possible for both you and your pet.
From routine procedures to more advanced soft tissue surgeries, our Savannah team focuses on careful planning, attentive monitoring, and thoughtful follow-through. We take the time to explain what’s needed, why it matters, and how we’ll support your pet every step of the way.
Give us a call at (912) 352-3081 or request an appointment online to discuss your pet’s surgical needs.
When Surgery Becomes the Right Choice for Your Pet
Surgery is recommended when it offers the most effective way to treat a condition, relieve pain, or improve your pet’s quality of life.
Common reasons a pet may need surgery include:
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Gum inflammation and infection
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Treatment of internal conditions or infections
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Repair of injuries or wounds
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Foreign body ingestion
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Bladder stones or urinary obstruction
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Reproductive procedures such as spay or neuter
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Preventive procedures like gastropexy to reduce the risk of bloat
In many cases, surgery is part of a larger care plan supported by diagnostics and follow-up care. Our veterinarians will walk you through the reasoning behind any recommendation so you feel confident moving forward.
Surgical Capabilities at Case Veterinary Hospital
Case Veterinary Hospital offers a wide range of soft tissue surgical procedures for dogs and cats, allowing many conditions to be treated in-house.
Common Soft Tissue Procedures
- Spay and neuter procedures
- Cryptorchid neuter (retained testicle)
- Mass removals and biopsies
- Abdominal surgeries (laparotomy)
- Foreign body removal (gastrotomy, enterotomy)
- Bladder stone removal (cystotomy)
- Hernia repair
- Pyometra surgery (uterine infection)
- Splenectomy and internal organ biopsy
- Colopexy (prevents rectal prolapse)
- Gastropexy (prevents bloat or GDV)
Additional Surgical Services
- Anal gland removal (anal sacculectomy)
- Urethral surgeries (including perineal or penile urethrostomy)
- Vulvoplasty for anatomical concerns
Airway Procedures
- Elongated soft palate correction
- Stenotic nares repair
- Everted laryngeal saccules
We also perform amputations and femoral head ostectomy (FHO) procedures when needed. While we do not offer orthopedic surgeries beyond these, we can guide referrals when appropriate.
Many procedures are performed using laser-assisted surgical techniques, which can help reduce bleeding, minimize discomfort, and support smoother recovery.
Safety, Monitoring, and Surgical Standards
Surgical care at Case Veterinary Hospital is built around preparation, precision, and patient safety.
Every patient receives a full physical exam prior to surgery, and anesthetic protocols are tailored to each pet’s health, age, and needs. We also recommend pre-anesthetic bloodwork to identify any underlying concerns before anesthesia.
During surgery, your pet is closely monitored using advanced equipment, including:
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ECG (heart monitoring)
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Blood pressure monitoring
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Oxygen saturation tracking
Additional safety measures include heated surgery tables for comfort, advanced sterilization techniques, and a fully trained veterinary and technical team focused on efficiency and care.
After surgery, pets receive attentive monitoring and recovery support before going home, along with clear instructions for continued care.
Surgical Care Backed by Experience and Attention to Detail
Choosing where your pet has surgery is important, and so is the team performing it.
At Case Veterinary Hospital, surgical care is supported by a combination of experience, preparation, and consistency. As a fourth-generation, family-owned practice, we’ve built long-standing relationships with Savannah pet owners who trust us to handle both routine and more advanced procedures.
With advanced monitoring, tailored anesthesia, and a focus on patient comfort, our goal is to make every surgical experience as smooth and safe as possible.
Give us a call at (912) 352-3081 or request an appointment online to learn more about the pet surgeries we perform.