Referrals

Cruciate Ligament Surgery

One of the most frequent orthopaedic procedures performed on canines is surgery to alleviate lameness brought on by disease or injuries to the Cranial Cruciate Ligament (CCL). Recently, a procedure known as the Modified Maquet Procedure was created (MMP). In the knee joint, this uses a titanium foam wedge insert.

In comparison to many older methods, the success rate is relatively high and the complication rate is very low. Several CCL procedures might have quite significant costs. When deciding where to send your pet for surgery, we take satisfaction in offering you a reasonable alternative.

RidgeStop™

A cutting-edge surgical procedure called RidgeStopTM is used to treat patellar luxation (floating kneecap). This is a quick, low-cost substitute for sulcoplasty surgery that can be utilised independently, as the only treatment for patella luxation, or as an additional procedure after re-alignment procedures.

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Laparoscopic (Keyhole) Surgery

We are happy to inform that Crofts Vets in Haslemere can now do laparoscopic bitch spays.

Because "keyhole" or laparoscopy provides a number of advantages over conventional open surgery, it has been utilised extensively in human surgery for many years.

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Laser Treatments for Pets

Crofts Vets in Haslemere now offer also laser therapy treatments for pets.

Many rigorous studies have shown the benefits to a wide range of conditions that it can help.

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