26/07/2026
Laparoscopic surgery in dogs is a safe, minimally invasive "keyhole" technique used for procedures like spaying, stomach-tacking (gastropexy), and organ biopsies. It uses tiny incisions, a small camera, and specialized tools to lower pain and speed up healing.
Laparoscopic Spay: Removing only the ovaries through two or three tiny puncture holes instead of a large open cut.
Gastropexy: Tacking the stomach to the body wall to stop life-threatening twists or bloat, common in deep-chested large breeds.
Biopsies and Removals: Taking small tissue samples from the liver, intestines, or lymph nodes, and removing bladder stones or gallbladders.
Main Benefits
Less Pain: Smaller cuts mean much less tissue damage and less discomfort after surgery.
Faster Recovery: Dogs can usually go home the same day and return to normal play much quicker.
Better View: The lighted camera magnifies internal organs on a screen, giving the vet a clearer look than traditional open surgery.
For more details please contact
Dr Narendra Pardeshi
📞9822303750
📞8855893750
invasive surgery
surgery in dogs and cats
in animals/biopsy
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