Amputation Surgery
Compassionate Limb Removal
When amputation is the best choice for your pet's comfort and quality of life. Expert surgical care with comprehensive aftercare support in Charleston, SC.
When is Amputation Recommended?
Sometimes amputation is the kindest choice for your pet's wellbeing
Cancer Treatment
Bone cancer or tumors that cannot be treated with limb-sparing surgery
Severe Trauma
Catastrophic injuries where the limb cannot be saved or would remain non-functional
Birth Defects
Congenital abnormalities causing chronic pain or non-functional limbs
Life After Amputation
Pets adapt remarkably well to life on three legs
Benefits of Amputation
Pain Relief
Eliminates chronic pain from damaged or diseased limbs
Improved Quality of Life
Return to normal activities without pain or dysfunction
Cancer Control
Complete removal of cancerous tissue
Adaptation Process
Week 1-2: Initial Recovery
Rest, pain management, and wound healing
Week 3-4: Early Mobility
Short walks and balance exercises
Month 2-3: Full Adaptation
Most pets return to normal activity levels
Comprehensive Aftercare Support
Recovery Planning
Detailed post-surgery care instructions and support
Physical Therapy
Exercises to help with balance and strength building
Ongoing Support
Available for questions and concerns throughout recovery
The Decision Process
We understand this is a difficult decision. Our team will thoroughly discuss all options, answer your questions, and ensure you feel confident in the choice that's best for your pet's comfort and quality of life.
Compassionate Amputation Services
If your pet is facing the possibility of amputation, let our experienced team guide you through the process with compassion and expert care.