Soft Tissue Surgery for Exotic Pets

Masses, whether benign or malignant, are common in exotic pets and can often be surgically removed with excellent outcomes. We work with you to determine surgical margins, biopsy plans, and aftercare recommendations tailored to your patient.

Bite wounds, abscesses, and skin trauma are frequently seen in rabbits, rodents, and reptiles. We perform careful drainage, debridement, and surgical closure to prevent recurrence and promote proper healing.

Ingested foreign bodies can cause life-threatening blockages in small mammals and reptiles. We perform gastrotomies or enterotomies as needed, using gentle handling and precise technique to reduce surgical risk.

We assist with ovarian cyst removal, spays, neuters, and reproductive emergencies such as egg binding or uterine prolapse. Our surgical support helps you address urgent cases efficiently and with confidence.

Cloacal and rectal prolapses may be managed surgically when conservative measures fail. We offer reduction and fixation techniques to help stabilize the affected tissue and prevent recurrence.

In cases of severe ocular trauma or infection, eye removal may be necessary to improve quality of life. We perform careful enucleations in exotic species with attention to comfort and cosmetic outcome.