Peak Veterinary Surgical Solutions, LLC

Peak Veterinary Surgical Solutions, LLC PEAK Veterinary Surgical Solutions is a mobile veterinary surgical practice owned by Dr. Roman Savic

PEAK Veterinary Surgical Solutions recently partnered with Northern Regional Veterinary Hospital to perform a femoral fr...
05/07/2026

PEAK Veterinary Surgical Solutions recently partnered with Northern Regional Veterinary Hospital to perform a femoral fracture repair on Noah, a young Labrador Retriever. The fracture was a challenge due to it's chronicity (~2+ weeks), but we were able to repair it using a specialized bone plate with 7 locking screws, IM pin, and 5 orthopedic wires.

Northern Regional Veterinary Hospital

PEAK routinely offers advanced surgical care to hospitals throughout the Valley, supporting local teams with specialized orthopedic and soft tissue procedures.

Please contact us with any questions or cases you'd like to schedule.

Email: [email protected]
Website: www.pvssaz.com
Phone: 602-321-1944

🌮🐶 Cinco de Mayo: Surgical Edition 🐶🌮Orthopedic surgery doesn’t take a holiday. Today, our mobile surgical team is out s...
05/05/2026

🌮🐶 Cinco de Mayo: Surgical Edition 🐶🌮

Orthopedic surgery doesn’t take a holiday. Today, our mobile surgical team is out serving in a different way—trading tacos for tools and fiestas for fractures. 🦴🔧

We’re performing a fracture repair today at Urgent Pet Care in Surprise, AZ. We are focused on restoring mobility and comfort so pets can get back to what they love most—running, jumping, and living life to the fullest with the families who love them. 🐾

Happy Cinco de Mayo from
PEAK Veterinary Surgical Solutions

🐾 The Cone of Shame… or Cone of Safety? 🐾We all know that look 😅—the moment your pet realizes the cone has entered the c...
05/04/2026

🐾 The Cone of Shame… or Cone of Safety? 🐾
We all know that look 😅—the moment your pet realizes the cone has entered the chat.
After surgery, one of the biggest risks to healing is licking, chewing, or scratching at the incision site. Even a few seconds of licking can introduce bacteria and increase the risk of infection or delayed healing. 🦠
That’s why the cone (or recovery collar) is such a key part of post-op care—it protects the surgical site so stitches stay clean, intact, and on track to heal properly. 🛠️✨
A few helpful reminders for pet parents:
🐾 Keep the cone on at all times unless you’re directly supervising your pet
🐾 Keep furniture paths clear
🐾 Use soft bedding to prevent bumping
🐾 Check for rubbing or discomfort so adjustments can be made
🐾 Stay consistent—most pets adapt faster than you’d expect
At PEAK Veterinary Surgical Solutions, we help clinics and pet owners set pets up for the safest, smoothest recovery possible—because protecting the incision is just as important as the surgery itself. 💙🐶🐱
What’s the funniest thing your pet has done while wearing a cone? 👇

Post-op p**p talk 💩 (because someone has to say it):After anesthesia and surgery, it’s totally normal for pets to take 3...
04/21/2026

Post-op p**p talk 💩 (because someone has to say it):
After anesthesia and surgery, it’s totally normal for pets to take 3–5 days to have a bowel movement. Those opioids we use for pain control can slow things down—like, way down.

As long as your pet is comfortable, eating, and not straining or repeatedly posturing to go, we’re not worried.

So if things are… quiet back there, don’t panic. Good things (and good p**ps) take time 😉

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