Specialty surgical care at BluePearl Brandon — FAQ.
A referral to our surgical team may be needed for various complex conditions. If your pet has sustained complex orthopedic injuries, our specialized care can provide the necessary treatment. Abdominal or chest surgeries often require advanced expertise and equipment. Mass or tumor removal is another situation where specialized surgical intervention is beneficial. For wound reconstruction or trauma cases, our team is equipped to handle intricate procedures. Non-routine airway, skin, or urogenital procedures may also necessitate a referral. Additionally, surgical correction of birth defects or chronic issues often requires the expertise of our board-certified surgeons. We collaborate closely with internal medicine and emergency specialists to ensure comprehensive care for your pet.
At BluePearl Brandon, our surgical team is skilled in a wide range of procedures. We perform TPLO and other cruciate ligament repairs to address orthopedic issues. Fracture stabilization and joint surgery are part of our orthopedic services. Our team is also proficient in soft tissue surgeries, including splenectomy, bladder, gastrointestinal procedures, and mass removal. Airway and soft palate procedures are conducted to address respiratory issues. Hernia repair and wound reconstruction are also within our scope of services. In emergency situations, we are prepared to perform exploratory surgeries. Throughout every procedure, we utilize advanced imaging and monitoring to ensure the highest standard of care.
Before surgery, your pet will undergo a pre-surgical consultation and physical examination to assess their overall health and readiness for the procedure. We will review all diagnostics and discuss treatment options with you, providing a detailed estimate and care plan. After the surgery, your pet will recover under close supervision to ensure their safety and comfort. We will provide comprehensive discharge instructions and coordinate follow-up care to support your pet's recovery. Additionally, you will receive a detailed report for your primary veterinarian to keep them informed of your pet's surgical care and progress.

