Surgical Care
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declawing
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dental cleaning
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tooth extraction
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lump removals
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laceration repairs
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biopsies
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bladder stone removal
Radiowave Surgery at St. Bernard's Animal Medical Center
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Less blood loss - radiowaves seal off blood vessels as they cutRadiowave surgery reduces blood loss, infection and pain
- Shorter anesthesia - simultaneous cauterizing and cutting reduces reduces surgery time and your pet's time under anesthesia
- Decreased post-operative pain - nerve endings are sealed during cutting, and unlike CO2 laser and traditional scalpel methods, radiosurgery causes minimal tissue damage
- Reduced risk of infection - radiowaves vaporize bacteria, minimizing infectious agents from being seeded along the length of the incision
- Safer than laser surgery - there are minimal safety hazards involved with radiowave technology
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No burning or charring of the tissue - unlike laser or electrosurgery, radiosurgery does not burn the tissue meaning less pain, shorter healing and less scarring
In the event we cannot treat your pet's surgical condition we will refer you and your pet to board certified specialists.
- Preparing a patient for surgery
- Dr. Kim Everson scrubs for surgery
- Patient comfort and safety during surgery is a priority
- An efficient, modern surgical suite
- Anesthesia is monitored by a trained pet nurse
- Performing a dental procedure









