Pet Surgery in Carmel, IN

If your pet is facing a serious eye issue, injury, or ongoing pain, an eye enucleation (surgical removal of the eye) may be recommended. This can be an emotional situation, and our team is here to support you and your pet with attentive, compassionate care every step of the way.

Pets can occasionally swallow things they shouldn’t, and this can lead to significant health concerns. Whether it’s a toy, bone, or another object, our team is skilled in removing foreign material safely to help prevent blockages or internal injury.

If your pet has a lump, bump, or growth that requires removal, we offer mass excision procedures performed with attention and care. We’ll thoroughly assess the growth, discuss whether it appears benign or malignant, and may recommend outside testing so we can talk through the most appropriate next steps together.

Bladder stones can cause significant discomfort and pose serious risks for your pet. If your dog or cat is diagnosed with stones, we can perform surgical removal to ease their symptoms and help prevent additional urinary tract problems, including a potentially life-threatening obstruction.

When a serious injury or illness affects a tail or limb, amputation may be the best option to help your pet stay comfortable and move more easily. Although it’s a significant procedure, our team takes every step to support a smooth surgery and recovery.

Ear hematomas can develop when pets scratch or shake their heads excessively, or experience some form of ear trauma. These swollen, uncomfortable pockets of fluid can be painful, and we offer reliable treatment to relieve the pressure and help prevent ongoing ear issues.

We take pride in providing dental cleanings, extractions, and oral tumor removals that support your pet’s health and comfort. If your pet is dealing with advanced dental disease or oral tumors, we offer carefully managed, pain-controlled treatment options to address these issues.

Our veterinary team provides soft tissue surgical procedures to help treat a wide range of conditions affecting the skin, muscles, and internal organs. These surgeries may include mass removals, wound repairs, bladder stone removal, gastrointestinal procedures, and more. With advanced equipment and careful monitoring, we prioritize your pet’s safety, comfort, and recovery every step of the way.

Cherry eye occurs when a dog’s third eyelid gland prolapses, causing a red, swollen mass to appear in the corner of the eye. Our veterinarians offer corrective surgery to reposition the gland and restore comfort while helping to preserve healthy tear production. Prompt treatment is important to prevent irritation, infection, or long-term eye problems.

Stenotic nares, or narrowed nostrils, are a common condition in brachycephalic (short-nosed) breeds such as Bulldogs, Pugs, and Boston Terriers. This condition can make breathing difficult and reduce your pet’s overall quality of life. Our veterinarians perform stenotic nare surgery to widen the nostrils, improve airflow, and help your pet breathe more comfortably. This procedure is often part of a broader brachycephalic airway corrective plan to support long-term respiratory health.