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Wildflower Veterinary Surgery Our team brings quality advanced veterinary surgery to the comfort of your primary care veterinarians office

Are you KIDDING me right now?! 🥹💜 All 3 lbs of Buttons is just TOO MUCH cuteness! Dr. Mayne recently performed a mast ce...
11/02/2026

Are you KIDDING me right now?! 🥹💜 All 3 lbs of Buttons is just TOO MUCH cuteness!

Dr. Mayne recently performed a mast cell tumor (MCT) excision on this tiny sweetheart’s leg, and we couldn’t resist sharing her adorable little face!

Not all lumps and bumps are created equal! Lots of owner are confused on why we recommend testing masses before AND after removal.

Testing before helps our surgical planning and submitting masses for histopathology after determines exactly what they are, whether they’re benign or malignant, and if they’ve been completely excised. Mast cell tumors, in particular, can vary in behavior, so getting answers matters, even when the mass is tiny!

Did someone say international cat day? 🐱💜Today we’re celebrating our feline friends a little extra! We love them all and...
10/29/2026

Did someone say international cat day? 🐱💜

Today we’re celebrating our feline friends a little extra! We love them all and feel so lucky to be part of their care team.

When scout arrived at Friends of Strays Animal Shelter, he was facing some serious injuries, including a broken femur, a...
10/26/2026

When scout arrived at Friends of Strays Animal Shelter, he was facing some serious injuries, including a broken femur, a severely dislocated hip and a bullet lodged in his pelvis. ❤️‍🩹

Dr. O’Connor performed Scout’s leg amputation, helping give him the chance at a happy, pain-free life. We’re so grateful to share that his surgery was successful, and after recovering in foster care, Scout has officially found his forever home!

Happy Veterinary Technician Week to the incredible nurses who make Wildflower Veterinary Surgery what it is!Jamie, Cris,...
10/23/2026

Happy Veterinary Technician Week to the incredible nurses who make Wildflower Veterinary Surgery what it is!

Jamie, Cris, Jessie, Chrissy, Kiersten, Monica, and Molly, we couldn’t do what we do without you! Behind every surgery is a team of dedicated, skilled, and compassionate people working together like a well-oiled machine. Our nurses are the heart of what we do. We’re so grateful for everything you bring to our team and the difference you make every single day. 💜 Wildflower wouldn’t be Wildflower without you!

Dexter before his TPLO with Dr. Mayne 💜 Not a single ounce of nerves for this brave guy!We often hear concerns from owne...
10/07/2026

Dexter before his TPLO with Dr. Mayne 💜 Not a single ounce of nerves for this brave guy!

We often hear concerns from owners about moving forward with orthopedic surgery when their pet is a little older. But age is just a number! Dexter is almost 9 years old and did absolutely fantastic with his TPLO.

Every patient is evaluated individually, and with appropriate pre-operative screening and careful anesthetic management, age alone doesn’t necessarily mean a pet can’t benefit from orthopedic surgery.

Saber before drugs ➡️ Saber after drugs 😴
09/28/2026

Saber before drugs ➡️ Saber after drugs 😴

Chloe looking as cute as could be after surgery 😝
09/21/2026

Chloe looking as cute as could be after surgery 😝

Abby putting her brave face on before her TPLO with Dr. Mayne. 🩷 She crushed it!
09/18/2026

Abby putting her brave face on before her TPLO with Dr. Mayne. 🩷 She crushed it!

Sushi recently needed surgery to remove a linear foreign body something we unfortunately see fairly often in curious kit...
09/08/2026

Sushi recently needed surgery to remove a linear foreign body something we unfortunately see fairly often in curious kitties.

Cats love to play with and chew on string, yarn, ribbon, thread, fishing line, and similar objects. The danger with these objects is that one end can become anchored (often around the tongue or in the stomach) while the intestines continue trying to move the other end through. This can cause the intestines to bunch up and, even more seriously, the string can saw through the intestinal wall, potentially leading to life threatening infection.

Thankfully, Sushi made it into the right hands and Dr. O’Connor was able to remove the foreign material.

The best treatment is prevention! Keep string, yarn, ribbon, thread, and other linear objects safely out of reach of your cats. And if you ever see your kitty swallow string, do NOT pull it from their mouth or re**um. Contact your veterinarian right away.

A little veterinary plastic surgery for Symphonee! Symphonee came to us for removal of a mass, and Dr. O’Connor performe...
08/31/2026

A little veterinary plastic surgery for Symphonee!

Symphonee came to us for removal of a mass, and Dr. O’Connor performed a clean excision with a beautiful cosmetic closure.

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