Pet Surgery Services in Leesburg, FL
Veterinary surgery addresses a wide range of medical needs, from routine procedures to medically necessary treatments. At Lake Square Animal Hospital in Leesburg, FL, we provide general pet surgery for dogs and cats with a focus on careful planning, anesthetic safety, and post-operative comfort.
Surgical Care for Dogs and Cats
Pet surgery may be recommended to diagnose, treat, or manage medical conditions that cannot be resolved through medication alone. Our veterinarians perform common general surgical procedures and coordinate referrals when advanced specialty care is required. Clear communication and thoughtful care planning are central to every surgical experience.
Why Veterinary Surgery May Be Needed
Surgery can play a critical role in restoring comfort, improving function, or resolving underlying medical issues.
What to Expect During Your Pet’s Surgery
From preparation through recovery, surgical care involves multiple steps designed to support patient safety. Our team provides pre-operative instructions, monitors pets closely during procedures, and offers detailed aftercare guidance for healing at home.
Pet Surgery FAQs
Understanding veterinary surgery helps pet owners feel more confident when procedures are recommended. These FAQs address common surgical concerns.
How do I know if my pet needs surgery?
Surgery is recommended when it offers the best outcome for diagnosing or treating a condition. Your veterinarian will explain why surgery is advised and, when appropriate, discuss alternatives.
Is anesthesia safe for pets?
Anesthesia always carries some risk, but careful evaluation and monitoring help reduce complications. At Lake Square Animal Hospital, anesthetic protocols are selected based on your pet’s health and procedure type.
How long will my pet need to recover after surgery?
Recovery time varies depending on the procedure. Many pets resume normal activity within a few weeks, following activity restrictions and care instructions.
Will my pet be in pain after surgery?
Pain management is an important part of surgical care. Your veterinarian will provide guidance on comfort measures and medications as appropriate.



