Pet Partial Amputation Prosthesis
At Fetherston Veterinary Orthopedics in Ukiah, CA, we offer a specialized service for pets requiring partial amputation prosthesis. This innovative approach combines expertise in veterinary orthopedics with a compassionate understanding of pets’ needs, providing a tailored solution for each unique case.
Understanding Pet Partial Amputation Prosthesis
Pet partial amputation prosthesis involves the surgical removal of a part of a limb, followed by the fitting of a prosthetic device to restore mobility and functionality. This procedure is typically recommended in cases where traditional treatments are not sufficient to improve the quality of life for the pet.
Benefits of Pet Partial Amputation Prosthesis
One of the key benefits of pet partial amputation prosthesis is the restoration of mobility. By providing support and stability, the prosthetic device enables pets to move more comfortably and perform daily activities with greater ease. This can significantly improve their quality of life and overall well-being.
Additionally, pet partial amputation prosthesis can help prevent further complications that may arise from the original condition. By addressing mobility issues early on, we can reduce the risk of secondary problems and ensure that pets can enjoy a full and active life.
When Is Pet Partial Amputation Prosthesis Necessary?
Pet partial amputation prosthesis is typically recommended in cases where pets have experienced severe injury or disease that affects the functionality of a limb. This may include conditions such as traumatic injuries, severe arthritis, or tumors that cannot be treated using other methods.
It is important to consult with a qualified veterinarian to determine if pet partial amputation prosthesis is the right option for your pet. Our team at Fetherston Veterinary Orthopedics in Ukiah, CA, is dedicated to providing comprehensive care and guidance to ensure the best possible outcome for your pet.
What We Offer
- Pet TPLO
- Pet Medial Patella Luxation
- Pet Fracture Repair
- Pet Orthopedic Consultation
- Pet Regenerative Medicine (PRP)
- Pet Ligament and Tendon Surgery
- Pet Arthrodesis
- Pet Arthroscopy
- Pet Hip Dysplasia
- PET Angular Limb Deformity (ALD)
- Pet Hip Luxation Reduction/Stabilization Toggle
- Pet Partial Amputation Prosthesis