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Full-service surgery for dogs and cats — high-risk anesthesia and specialist surgery with a full-time board-certified soft-tissue surgeon and veterinary anesthesiologist. ABG-informed anesthesia, Harmonic & LigaSure, on-site defibrillator and a CPR-ready team.
A full-service surgery center for dogs and cats — and we are genuinely comfortable with high-risk anesthesia and specialist surgery. A full-time board-certified soft-tissue surgeon and veterinary anesthesiologist plan complex cases together, with ABG-informed anesthesia, Harmonic & LigaSure instrumentation, an on-site defibrillator and a CPR-ready team.
For senior pets, cardiac patients, brachycephalic breeds or other high-risk animals we use bloodwork, ABG, echocardiography when indicated, and airway assessment to tailor the anesthetic protocol.
Multi-parameter monitoring at every anesthetic event: ECG, SpO2, EtCO2, blood pressure, temperature and anesthetic depth — with a defibrillator and a CPR-trained team ready.
Harmonic blade and LigaSure for soft-tissue, orthopedic and oncologic surgery. Instruments are chosen for the case, not as a one-size default.
Beyond routine surgery, we accept complex and emergency cases many general practices decline. Every case is co-planned by surgeon and anesthesiologist.
Our work is deliberate and equipment-heavy, so we schedule by appointment. Walk-ins are accepted but may wait. Booking ahead reserves team time and instruments for your pet.
Please message us on LINE (attach a referral letter if you have one). An English-speaking veterinarian will reply and confirm the appointment time.
Dr. Wannasit Chantornvong
Anesthesiology, Cardiology and Surgery
DVM, MSc Vet Anesthesiology (Utrecht), Cert Cardiology (Sydney), DipTBVS
We welcome second opinions and referrals from primary-care clinics for complex medical, surgical and oncologic cases.
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