| Grantline Veterinary Hospital, Inc., is the ONLY veterinary hospital in South County Sacramento that is offering laser surgery for your pets! |
In our ongoing commitment to provide our clients and their cherished pets’
cutting edge technologies to improve their lives and reduce discomfort and pain,
Grantline Veterinary Hospital, Inc. has purchased the latest surgical laser.
This piece of equipment provides surgical options which will significantly reduce
any pain and discomfort associated with surgical procedures.
Laser surgery has been widely accepted as a higher standard of care in human
medicine for over 30 years. It presents a host of benefits over traditional surgery,
and in many procedures the laser can replace the scalpel entirely.
What are the benefits of laser surgery?
Less Pain
The laser seals nerve endings as it "cuts." As a
result,your pet will experience less pain and be
more comfortable after surgery.
Less Bleeding
The Laser seals small blood vessels during
surgery. Because there is less bleeding,
surgery is often completed more quickly,
reducing the amount of time you pet will be
under anesthesia. This further reduces
potential complications.
Reduced Swelling & Infection
Physical contact between the laser and the surgical
region is never established, thus eliminating the
crushing, tearing and bruising of tissue associated
with traditional surgical methods. Additionally,
the CO2 laser energy acts like an
antimicrobial/antibacterial agent by producing
high temperatures, effectively eliminating
microorganisms.
Quick Return to Normal Activities
Healing is rapid and there is less post-operative
discomfort and a better course of healing.
Just some of the procedures that can be used include Ovariohysterectomy
(spay), Castration (neuter), Growth Removal, Oral Surgery, Anal Gland Surgery,
and many more.
For more information, please contact us at 916-686-6414, and we will gladly provide
you with any additional information you need and help your schedule your
appointment!
Your pets comfort and well-being is important to us, and we will continue to strive
to provide your pets with the care, compassion and medicine that we expect for our
own pets!
cutting edge technologies to improve their lives and reduce discomfort and pain,
Grantline Veterinary Hospital, Inc. has purchased the latest surgical laser.
This piece of equipment provides surgical options which will significantly reduce
any pain and discomfort associated with surgical procedures.
Laser surgery has been widely accepted as a higher standard of care in human
medicine for over 30 years. It presents a host of benefits over traditional surgery,
and in many procedures the laser can replace the scalpel entirely.
What are the benefits of laser surgery?
Less Pain
The laser seals nerve endings as it "cuts." As a
result,your pet will experience less pain and be
more comfortable after surgery.
Less Bleeding
The Laser seals small blood vessels during
surgery. Because there is less bleeding,
surgery is often completed more quickly,
reducing the amount of time you pet will be
under anesthesia. This further reduces
potential complications.
Reduced Swelling & Infection
Physical contact between the laser and the surgical
region is never established, thus eliminating the
crushing, tearing and bruising of tissue associated
with traditional surgical methods. Additionally,
the CO2 laser energy acts like an
antimicrobial/antibacterial agent by producing
high temperatures, effectively eliminating
microorganisms.
Quick Return to Normal Activities
Healing is rapid and there is less post-operative
discomfort and a better course of healing.
Just some of the procedures that can be used include Ovariohysterectomy
(spay), Castration (neuter), Growth Removal, Oral Surgery, Anal Gland Surgery,
and many more.
For more information, please contact us at 916-686-6414, and we will gladly provide
you with any additional information you need and help your schedule your
appointment!
Your pets comfort and well-being is important to us, and we will continue to strive
to provide your pets with the care, compassion and medicine that we expect for our
own pets!
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