Sometimes one or both testicles fail to descend into the scrotum — a condition called cryptorchidism. Retained testicles are more prone to developing tumours, so surgical removal is strongly recommended.

Using keyhole surgery, this procedure involves locating the testicle in the abdomen or inguinal area and removing it to protect your pet’s health.

A cystotomy is a surgical procedure to open the bladder, most commonly to remove bladder stones or investigate abnormal growths. It can relieve discomfort, prevent blockages common in male cats and considered an emergency, and protect the urinary tract from further damage.

We can perform surgical biopsies of abdominal organs such as the liver or pancreas when more information is needed to diagnose illness. Biopsies provide invaluable insight into your pet’s health, guiding treatment plans and improving outcomes.

As well as a traditional Spey option we also offer Laparoscopic (keyhole) Spey procedures for female dogs. Click the button for more information on Laproscopic Spey.