ORTHOPAEDICS (bone/joint surgery)

  • Affordable Fracture Clinic – click here
  • Cruciate surgery all shapes and sizes – £3,750 – click here
  • Patella luxation – mobile kneecap
  • Hip luxation treatment (dislocated hip), FHNE (surgical removal of hip necessary in some conditions)
  • Carpal/Tarsal injuries, tib-calc screws, trans-articular fixators, arthrodesis (orthopaedic issues with wrist or ankle)
  • Short ulnar syndrome via distal ulnar ostectomy (surgery to correct misaligned front legs in young dogs)
  • Misc orthopaedic conditions and lameness examination

Case Studies

At Kelperand, we take great pride in the service we provide to our clients. For a more in-depth look at some of the recent procedures we’ve performed, take a look at our case studies.

SOFT TISSUE (non-bone related surgery)

Cancer Surgery

  • Major excisions for large/dangerous growths – sarcomas/MCTs with reconstructive skin surgery
  • Wound management after traumatic injury
  • Full Quarter amputations
  • Facial cancer surgery (eg close to eye etc)
  • Mammary strip (for dog/cat breast cancer)

Abdominal Surgery

  • Exploratory laparotomy (surgery to evaluate the abdomen)
  • Splenectomy, Liver lobectomy, nephrectomy (surgical removal of abdominal organs)
  • Enterotomy, Enterostomy, Sub-total colectomy (intestinal surgery)
  • Cystotomy – opening the bladder (most commonly to retrieve stones)
  • Cholescystotomy/cholecystectomy (gall bladder surgery)
  • GDV surgery and gastropexy (treatment for stomach bloat in large dogs)

Other

  • Anal gland sacculectomy (removal of troublesome/cancerous anal glands)
  • Parathyroidectomy and thyroidectomy (thyroid surgery in dogs or cats)
  • Salivary mucocoele (removal of salivary glands due to facial/tongue swelling)
  • Urethrotomy, scrotal urethrostomy in dogs, perineal urethrostomy in cats (waterwork surgery on dogs and cats)
  • Stick injuries (some dogs impale themselves when chasing sticks and need surgery)
  • Tecabo or lateral wall resection (ear surgery)
  • Cherry eye surgery (third eyelid problem often in young dogs)
  • Large eyelid masses, entropion surgery (other eyelid surgeries for masses or to prevent eyelid rubbing)