The UVPP specialty surgery team excels in performing advanced orthopedic procedures, from fracture management to TPLO surgery and muscle and tendon treatments. We combine high-level expertise with personalized care and thoughtful convenience to make every stage of your pet’s surgical appointment as seamless and low-stress as possible.
Our team collaborates extensively with you, the pet parent, and referring veterinarians across Newtown Square and neighboring communities to improve your pet’s quality of life and deliver a positive experience.
Need orthopedic surgery for your pet? Call us at (610) 983-8381 to schedule a consultation.
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Orthopedic Conditions We Can Address Here at UVPP
Our specialty facility offers treatments for a variety of orthopedic conditions, including but not limited to:
- Cranial Cruciate Ligament repair (ACL) with TPLO and/or internal brace
- Patella luxation repair
- Fracture repair with option for minimally invasive procedures depending on the type of fracture
- Treatment of muscular injuries
- Applications of orthobiologics such as PRP injections (platelet rich plasma)
- Femoral Head and Neck Ostectomy (FHO) for certain cases of hip dysplasia/luxation/fracture
- Correction of angular limb deformities
- Fusion of joints when necessary to treat certain injuries
Benefits of Orthopedic Surgery for Pets
The primary benefits of undergoing orthopedic surgery are numerous and can significantly enhance your pet’s health and quality of life. These advantages include:
Pain Relief
Our patients don’t often voice their pain like people do but many orthopedic conditions cause significant discomfort and pain. Surgical and non-surgical interventions can alleviate these symptoms, allowing pets to live more comfortably.
Improved Mobility
Orthopedic procedures and non-surgical interventions can significantly enhance mobility and help pets maintain a more active lifestyle.
Enhanced Quality of Life
Our patients can lead a happier and healthier life overall through decreasing inflammation in the joints and muscles and improving their gait which means less pain for your pet.
Prevention of Further Damage
By addressing orthopedic conditions further damage, such as osteoarthritis can be slowed down or prevented altogether.