Animal Surgery in Dubbo
- Decades of Local Veterinary Experience
- Advanced Diagnostics & Treatment On-Site
- After-Hours Emergency Vet Services
Animal Surgery in Dubbo
- Decades of Local Veterinary Experience
- Advanced Diagnostics & Treatment On-Site
- After-Hours Emergency Vet Services
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Dubbo Animal Surgery
At Pet Medical Centre in Dubbo, we are fully equipped to carry out a wide range of animal surgeries. Our qualified veterinarians use leading industry equipment and are careful to always provide a comprehensive medical examination before surgery even begins. This includes a blood test to check kidney and liver function, helping us to ascertain that your pet will be able to break down the general anaesthetic.
Rest assured your furry friend is in capable hands, as we comply with all industry regulations and perform surgeries with superior attention to detail. We commonly offer desexing, orthopaedic animal surgery, tumour removal and much more. All pet surgical procedures are completely sterile and carried out by our experienced local vets.
If your pet needs surgery, our veterinarians in Dubbo can help. Get in touch today on (02) 6884 9777.
Our Qualified Vets
When your pet needs surgery, our experts will recommend what to do prior to the procedure and what you can expect afterwards. It’s important that patients fast before having any anaesthetic or sedation. Most vets will recommend your pet shouldn’t eat after 8pm the night before the surgery. You can leave their water bowl accessible overnight but it should be removed early in the morning. After the surgery, we will prescribe appropriate pain relief medication.
Common surgical procedures include:

- Desexing
- Diagnostic Surgery
- Soft tissue Surgery
- Orthopaedic Surgery
- Caesareans
- Tumour & Lump Removals
- Wound Stitches
- Intestinal Obstructions
At Pet Medical Centre, a fully trained veterinary nurse assists the veterinarian throughout every procedure. They will maintain superior hygiene measures and monitor the patient right through to the recovery period. For all enquiries, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with our friendly staff.
What types of surgery do vets commonly perform?
Veterinarians perform a range of surgical procedures, from routine desexing to more complex operations like tumour removals, wound repairs and soft tissue surgery. Some clinics also offer orthopaedic procedures for bone and joint issues, depending on their facilities and expertise.
How should I prepare my pet for surgery?
Before surgery, your vet will usually advise fasting your pet for several hours, typically overnight. It’s also important to follow any medication instructions provided. On the day of the procedure, keep your pet calm and arrive on time for their scheduled check-in to ensure a smooth process.
What can I expect during post-operative recovery?
After surgery, pets may feel drowsy or disoriented due to anaesthesia. Your vet will provide specific care instructions, which may include limiting activity, monitoring the surgical site and administering medication. Most pets recover well with rest, follow-up checks and supportive care at home.
