Conditions We Treat
At Animal Surgical Care of PA, we diagnose and treat a wide range of orthopedic, soft tissue, and emergency conditions in dogs and cats. Explore the conditions below to learn more about causes, symptoms, and treatment options.
Every condition below is linked to the surgical and diagnostic services we use to treat it. If you're not sure which condition matches your pet's symptoms, our team is happy to help during a consultation.
- Torn CCL (ACL) in Dogs
- Bladder Stones in Dogs and Cats
- Chronic Ear Infections in Dogs
- Osteoarthritis in Dogs
- Luxating Patella in Dogs
- Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus (Bloat) in Dogs
- Oral Tumors in Pets
- Elbow Dysplasia in Dogs
- Bladder and Urinary Tumors in Pets
- Entropion (Eyelid Rolling) in Pets
- Hip Dysplasia in Dogs
Not seeing your pet's exact symptoms listed here? Many orthopedic and soft tissue conditions share overlapping signs, so our team can help narrow down the diagnosis during an evaluation. Visit our Veterinary Surgical Services page to see the full range of procedures we offer, or call Animal Surgical Care of PA at (484) 886-8612 to schedule a consultation.
Conditions Treated FAQs
How do I know which condition matches my pet's symptoms?
Our team reviews your pet's history and performs diagnostics to determine the most likely cause of their symptoms before recommending treatment.
Can a pet have more than one condition at the same time?
Yes, some conditions, such as arthritis and a luxating patella, commonly occur together and are evaluated as part of a complete workup.
Do all of these conditions require surgery?
No, several conditions can be managed with non-surgical treatments such as PRP or Novatan therapy, depending on severity.
How urgent is it to get my pet evaluated?
Some conditions, such as bloat, are medical emergencies requiring immediate care, while others can be scheduled for evaluation.
Will my veterinarian be involved in my pet's treatment?
We frequently coordinate with referring veterinarians to ensure continuity of care throughout diagnosis and treatment.
How do I schedule an evaluation for my pet?
Call (484) 886-8612 to schedule a consultation, and our team will help determine the right next steps.