Dog & Cat Surgery in Naperville, IL

If your pet is suffering from a severe eye condition, trauma, or chronic pain, an eye enucleation (removal of the eye) may be necessary. We understand how distressing this can be for both you and your pet, but our team will provide the highest level of care and compassion throughout the procedure.

Sometimes pets ingest objects they shouldn’t, which can lead to serious health problems. Whether it’s a swallowed toy, bone, or other foreign object, we are experienced in safely removing these items to prevent complications such as blockages or internal damage.

If your pet has a lump, bump, or growth that needs to be removed, we provide mass excisions with precision and care. We will carefully examine any growths to determine whether they are benign or malignant, and may conduct outside testing, so we can discuss the best course of action with you.

Bladder stones can be painful and potentially dangerous for your pet. If your dog or cat is diagnosed with bladder stones, we offer surgical removal to relieve discomfort and prevent further urinary tract issues, such as a life-threatening urinary obstruction.

In cases of severe injury or disease, tail or limb amputations may be required to improve your pet’s comfort and mobility. While this is a serious procedure, our team works carefully to ensure the best possible outcome and recovery for your pet.

Ear hematomas, caused by excessive scratching, head shaking, or other forms of trauma, can be painful and distressing for pets. We provide effective ear hematoma repair to alleviate discomfort and prevent further ear problems.

We are passionate about performing dental cleanings, extractions, and oral tumor removals to improve your pet’s health and comfort. If your pet has severe dental disease or oral tumors, we offer pain-controlled, comprehensive solutions to address these concerns.

Our veterinary team provides soft tissue surgical procedures to help treat a wide range of conditions affecting the skin, muscles, and internal organs. These surgeries may include mass removals, wound repairs, bladder stone removal, gastrointestinal procedures, and more. With advanced equipment and careful monitoring, we prioritize your pet’s safety, comfort, and recovery every step of the way.

Cherry eye occurs when a dog’s third eyelid gland prolapses, causing a red, swollen mass to appear in the corner of the eye. Our veterinarians offer corrective surgery to reposition the gland and restore comfort while helping to preserve healthy tear production. Prompt treatment is important to prevent irritation, infection, or long-term eye problems.

Stenotic nares, or narrowed nostrils, are a common condition in brachycephalic (short-nosed) breeds such as Bulldogs, Pugs, and Boston Terriers. This condition can make breathing difficult and reduce your pet’s overall quality of life. Our veterinarians perform stenotic nare surgery to widen the nostrils, improve airflow, and help your pet breathe more comfortably. This procedure is often part of a broader brachycephalic airway corrective plan to support long-term respiratory health.