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Orthopedic FAQ's

Orthopedics FAQs With Forsyth Veterinary Hospital In Winston-Salem, NC

The orthopedic surgery uses surgical and non-surgical means to treat the musculoskeletal system. This could be anything from spinal diseases to infections. Here are the most frequently asked questions when it comes to orthopedics. 

What is Orthopedic Surgery and How Can It Help My Pet?

Orthopedics refers to a branch of surgery. Humans often undergo orthopedic surgery, but cats and dogs are also eligible for this kind of treatment. Custom made devices, braces, and orthotics can be used to aid a pet in need.

What Are Some Common Problems That Are Treated with Orthopedic Surgery?

A surgical procedure may be recommended to treat musculoskeletal trauma. Orthopedics has been known to treat injuries, degenerative disease, spine disease, infection, tumors, and congenital conditions. Orthopedics can aid in fixing the spine, the knees, the shoulders, the hips, the joints, and the muscles of an animal. 

What Are Some Common Practices Used in Orthopedic Surgery?

Orthopedic surgeons are capable of performing arthroscopy, arthroplasty, fracture repair, hip replacement, carpal tunnel release, implant removal, debridement, tendon repair, laminectomy, spinal fusion, spinal disc surgery, and more.

What Happens During an Orthopedic Surgery?

This depends largely on the problem and the means of treatment.  For example, a dog suffering from a dysfunctional hip may need total hip replacement surgery.

How Can a Veterinarian Help Post Pet Surgery?

A certified vet will provide you with the instructions and tools needed for post-operative aftercare. Further instructions may be needed to avoid problems during the pet's recovery stage.

Contact Forsyth Veterinary Hospital In Winston-Salem, NC

Forsyth Veterinary Hospital is offering orthopedic care to the people of Winston-Salem, NC. To ask about our orthopedics program, please give the veterinary hospital a call at 336-765-1225. We're proud to help the pets and the pet owners of Winston-Salem.