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Laser Surgery for Dogs and Cats

Benefita of liser surgery for cats and dogs.

At Hylan Animal Hospital, we take pride in being one of the first veterinary hospitals to offer CO2 laser surgery, a progressive option that brings numerous benefits of laser surgery to our patients. Now, your pet can enjoy the same advancements that human patients have experienced for over 20 years! This innovative laser surgery results in less pain, swelling, and discomfort post-operation, allowing pets to return to their normal activities sooner than ever. CO2 laser surgery is particularly advantageous for brachycephalic dog breeds and cats, which often require specialized care. 


Brachycephalic dog breeds include: Pug, Pekingese, English bulldog, French bulldog, and Boston terrier.


Brachycephalic cat breeds consist of: British, Exotic, Himalayan, Persian, and Scottish fold.


What surgeries can be performed using this cutting-edge laser technology? 


- Soft palate resection  

- Gingival hyperplasia treatment  

- Skin tumor removal  

- Exploratory surgery  

- Spay/neuter procedures  

- Urinary bladder surgery  

- Entropion and eyelid surgery  

- Soft-tissue surgery  


By choosing laser surgery for your brachycephalic pet, you're ensuring they receive the most effective and least invasive treatment available.

Sleeping dog with question about snoring problems.

Did you know that snoring in pets could indicate potential breathing problems? Other signs of abnormal breathing may include gaging while swallowing, getting easily tired during exercise, and noisy breathing. If your pet is a noisy sleeper, don't hesitate to contact us today. It’s essential to ensure that their snoring isn't a sign of an underlying condition that may benefit from brachycephalic dog surgery or CO2 laser surgery.

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