Sentences with phrase «corrective surgery on»

Dorothy's little puppy did indeed have a Chiari - like malformation and syringomyelia, and underwent corrective surgery on his skull at LIVS.

Aside from the corrective surgery on her leg, Creamsicle was spayed and also had the remainder of her tail amputated after doctors noticed maggots starting to hatch in the wound, which is an indicator of necrosis of the area.

John looked on as Bambi's caretakers, many of whom helped nurse her back to health after corrective surgery on her severely deformed hind legs, held back tears as they said their goodbyes and wished her well on her new life ahead.

They should be providing wellness programs for the healthy, directing treatment or rehabilitation plans for the sick, and performing corrective surgery on animals in need.

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That is why you should consider a cosmetic surgery loan to finally get the corrective cosmetic surgery procedure that you have dreamed of having - on a budget plan you can easily afford.

At the start of the new year, 671 vets have urged dog lovers to think twice about buying squashed - faced dogs as without action, the number of corrective surgeries needed on such breeds will soar.

Be sure to check the parent's eyes for mattering, inflammation squinting and infection and ask if corrective eyelid surgery was performed on either parent.

Any trauma should be seen by your Veterinarian to be on the safe side as head trauma may present itself after a period of time; growth plate injuries are very serious and may cause limb deformities as a dog ages if there was an injury to one of the growth plates of the long longs in the legs, this is always worth keeping an eye on as in severe cases corrective surgery would be required as Teemo ages.

In order to help Jasper Grimm bear more weight on his pelvic limbs, corrective surgeries (known as distal femoral osteotomies) were needed.

Once the X-rays confirmed the fractures in her leg, she was transported to Ballston Spa Veterinary Clinic to undergo corrective surgery in hopes of getting her back on her feet.

(Depending on the severity of the situation, corrective surgery may eventually be necessary.)