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Laser &
Laparoscopic Surgery
We ONLY perform laser surgery for your pet’s spay or neuter for less pain, less bleeding, and less bruising of the tissues. For the best option, choose laparoscopic surgery for your pet’s spay. Available for spays, gastropexies, and some other surgeries – laparoscopy offers the best surgery option for pets. The surgeon performs the surgery using a camera and tools inserted through a dime-sized hole. Some benefits include: much less pain, less bleeding, more precision and easier recovery.
At Parker Center Animal Clinic, we focus on advanced surgical options that prioritize your pet’s comfort and recovery.
Laser Spay & Neuter
We use surgical laser technology for all spay and neuter procedures. Laser surgery allows for greater precision and offers:
- Less pain and inflammation
- Reduced bleeding
- Less tissue trauma
- Faster, more comfortable recovery
Laparoscopic Surgery (Minimally Invasive)
For select procedures, laparoscopic surgery offers the most minimally invasive option. Commonly used for spays, gastropexies, and select surgeries, this technique uses a small camera and instruments inserted through a tiny incision. Benefits include:
- Significantly less pain
- Minimal bleeding
- Smaller incisions
- Quicker recovery times
Advanced Veterinary Care in Parker
Parker Center Animal Clinic is proud to be one of the only general practice veterinary hospitals in Parker offering laparoscopic surgery, allowing us to provide advanced care with an emphasis on safety, precision, and comfort.
Live Longer. Live Happier.
Our advanced anesthesia protocols allow us to perform your pet’s spay or neuter surgery using less anesthesia, making it safer for your pet. At PCAC, every patient will have:
Blood Work
Blood work prior to anesthesia so that we can tailor the anesthesia to their specific health needs.
IV Catheter and Fluids
IV catheter and fluids to make it a safer experience – maintaining their blood pressure throughout the surgery and protecting their kidneys.
Pain Management
Advanced pain management protocols to minimize your pet’s discomfort. Your pet gets pain medication before their surgery, during their surgery, and after their surgery at home.
Laser Therapy
Laser therapy at every surgery site to help reduce pain and improve healing.
Certified Vet Tech
A certified veterinary technician dedicated to monitoring your pet throughout anesthesia AND a certified veterinary technician dedicated to caring for your pet throughout their recovery. See What To Expect to see what happens while your pet is here.
