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Soft Tissue Surgery

This involves operating on the soft organs and tissues of the body. There is less of a structural component to this area of surgery so there is less need for the heavy-duty tools and more need for gentle handling of delicate tissue. Proper, careful surgical planning, followed by gentle execution of the plan is critically important in all surgery

Two dedicated positive pressure operating theatres
Intensive care cages for continuous monitoring patients before and after surgery
Electrocautery
Surgical suction
Full range of surgical instruments for all common procedures including deep laparotomy and thoracotomy
Dedicated nursing staff for anaesthetic monitoring and post-operative care
Multiparameter anaesthetic monitors for every anaesthetised patient
Full in-house diagnostic laboratory on-site for rapid results
Access to 24-hour care facility overnight for critical monitoring if required.

Franklin Vets offers a number of soft tissue surgical procedures.

Total Ear Canal Ablation with Latera Bulla Osteotomy (TECA-LBO)
Skin grafts
Cancer surgery
Wound management
Perineal urethrostomy for cats with blocked bladders
Gastrointestinal tract surgery
Gastric dilation with volvulus GDV
Soft palate resection and alar fold resection
Splenectomy (removal of spleen)
Liver surgery - including mass and liver lobe removal
Salivary gland removal
Thyroidectomy (removal of thyroid gland)
Nephrectomy (removal of kidney)
Perineal hernia repair

Your pets will receive professional care from our skilled veterinarians. Our fully trained staff will monitor your pet’s performance and comfort throughout the surgery with our modern equipment.

Pricelist as at 9th Dec 2024

Call Franklin Vets on 09 238 7486 or email referralsurgery@fvs.co.nz to discuss the transfer of your patient to our clinic for assessment and treatment. We will need to see the medical record (including any relevant laboratory results and radiographs) before seeing your pet, so please ask your vet to transfer these directly to us before your appointment.