Veterinary Services
Veterinary Services
Surgical Services
in Esterhazy
Orthopedic Surgeries
- Femoral Head Ostectomy (FHO)
- Fracture Repairs
- Lateral Suture Cruciate Repairs
- Amputation
Please call the clinic for more information! (306) 745-6642.
Dentals
Here at Twin Valley Veterinary Health Services, we offer Dental Prophylaxis (Dental cleaning). Keeping up with your pet’s oral health is very important. Dental disease can affect dogs and cats as early as three years of age. That “brown stuff” that you may see on your pet’s teeth is actually an accumulation of bacteria that will eventually harden into tartar and calculus. Once that accumulation gets bad enough, it will cause gingivitis. Gingivitis means the inflammation of the gums. This inflammation leads to more blood flowing to the gums, and the blood “picks up” the bacteria growing and then circulates throughout your pet’s internal organs. If this is left long-term, your pet could have serious internal issues, including heart disease.
We offer dental consults with our Veterinary Technologists, so if you think your pet may be suffering from dental disease, bring them in!
Large Animal Surgery
Orchidectomy (Neuter)
Orchidectomy aka Neuter
This is a routine procedure we do on dogs and cats. This surgery involves the surgical removal of the testicles rendering your dog or cat sterile. Neutering usually (not always) reduces your pet’s tendency to roam and fight or mark its territory. Also helps with disease reduction, such as prostate cancer or testicular cancers.
Please call us today and get your pet booked! Surgery days are Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. (306) 745-6642.
Ovariohysterectomy (Spay)
Ovariohysterectomy, Spays, are performed on dogs and cats that are a minimum of 6 months old. This is a routine procedure, but it is a major abdominal surgery that consists of the removal of the ovaries and uterus. The advantages of getting this procedure done at an early age are:
- No more heat cycles
- No unwanted litters and reduces overpopulation
- Reduces risk of mammary gland cancers
- Eliminates the risk of Pyometra (infection of the uterus), which could be deadly
Please call the clinic today to book your appointment or if you have any further questions! (306) 745-6642.
Cesarean
Twin Valley Veterinary Health Services is equipped to offer help in the delivery of offspring! Whether it is your dog, cat, or cow, we have you covered!
Our hospital offers in-clinic dystocia and caesarian services with our maternity chute. However, if necessary, our veterinarian can come to your farm.
Here are some signs that assistance from a veterinarian may be needed:
- Cow/Heifer has been in prolonged labour
- If the calf is breached or any other malpresentation
- If there is a uterine prolapse or any other concern, please don’t hesitate to call!
If you think this may be an emergency, please call (306) 745-6642 and follow the prompts if after hours or on weekends.