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Get a ramp for your dog to avoid ACL tear/cruciate ligament rupture from jumping off furniture. Happy Valentine's Day! Click to watch this video.

What congenital issue do you see here?

Dr. Goldstein's book Lions, Tigers, and Hamsters is available on Amazon. Do you recognize this handsome golden retriever on this article?

We are so glad Henry is doing well in your care. He is definitely a fighter and never gave up.

Can you spot the bladder stones!? Urinary stones are a common condition in cats and dogs! This is very uncomfortable for the pet and leads to chronic infections. Surgery to remove the stones is offered here at PETSURG! For more information on urinary stones visit https://www.acvs.org/small-animal/urinary-stones

How many puppies do you think this Frenchie had by C-section?

It's all fun and games until your pet ingests the fun. Rope toys can be a hazard to your dog when left unattended. Lucky for this pup it was caught in just enough time to save him. Although he lost 58 inches of dying intestine.

Look at the transformation of this skinny pittie stray from a month ago. She was adopted!

Foreign body surgery is very common! Animals will eat anything they can reach ! Here is the x-ray of a cat who came in to us with a foreign body and the ribbon that was taken out! Surgery was successful in removing the foreign body and saving the cats life!

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FOUND CAT !! Found at the Carmel Terrace Apartments located on Stoney Peak Dr on 01/28/20. If you have any information about this cat please call ER4Pets & Petsurg at (858)676-1600 :)

FOUND PITBULL !! Was rescued on Mathieson Street 92129 on 1/3/20. If you have any information regarding this pet please contact PETSURG & ER4PETS at (858) 676-1600 right away. Thank you

Did you know we do surgeries to remove cancer? This sweet boy is in recovery after having his cancer removed last night!