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Soft tissue surgery

General procedures

BOAS (brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome) surgery

A combination of techniques is used depending on what is most appropriate for the patient. These can include soft palate resection, laryngeal saccule excision, widening of nares, and tonsillectomy.

Simple

£2,500

Complex

£3,500

Anal sacculectomy (removal of anal glands)

£2,500

Mandibulectomy/maxillectomy

There is a lot of variation in these procedures so please enquire for more details.

Simple

£3,000

Complex

£5,000

Diaphragmatic hernia repair

Simple

£3,000

Complex

£5,000

Perineal hernia repair

This procedure includes castration in male dogs as this improves prognosis.

One side

£3,000

Both sides

£5,000

Laryngeal tieback surgery

Surgery to treat laryngeal paralysis.

£3,500

TECA (total ear canal ablation and lateral bulla osteotomy)

This surgery is used to treat chronic ear problems or ear masses.

£3,000

Ventral bulla osteotomy

This is used to treat inner ear polyps in cats.

£2,000

Thyroidectomy

Removal of the thyroid in cats or dogs with a thyroid problem.

Simple

£1,000

Complex

£2,000

Cleft palate repair

Simple

£3,000

Complex

£4,000

Urethrostomy surgery

Surgery to alleviate urinary strictures or stones in cats and dogs.

Simple

£2,500

Complex

£3,500

Salivary mucocoele surgery (sialadenectomy)

This procedure treats dogs with a salivary gland rupture.

£2,500

Oesophagotomy

Surgery to remove a foreign body or obstruction from the oesophagus.

Simple

£2,000

Complex

£4,000

Cancer surgery

We can perform large tumour removals including skin/muscle grafts as needed. We can also perform staging using our CT scanner and follow up chemotherapy.
Prices vary depending on the patient but generally start at £2,000, please enquire for more details.

£2,000

Abdominal surgery

Gall bladder removal (cholecystectomy)

This procedure includes hospitalisation for as long as needed.

Simple

£4,000

Complex

£5,000

Liver lobe removal (lobectomy)

Surgery to remove diseased liver lobes or liver masses. Multiple lobes can be removed in one surgery if needed.

Simple

£3,000

Complex

£5,000

Gastrectomy

This surgery involves removal of part of the stomach, usually because of a mass.

Simple

£3,000

Complex

£4,000

Enterectomy

Surgery for removal of intestinal tumours.

Simple

£2,000

Complex

£4,000

Keyhole gastropexy

This procedure involves fixing the stomach to the abdominal wall to prevent bloat/GDV.

When performed with keyhole spay

£395

When performed by itself

£695

Liver shunt surgery (portosystemic shunt)

These costs include a special type of CT scan used to diagnose the liver shunt, this is all performed in-house.

Simple

£4,000

Complex

£6,000

Colon surgery

This can be a subtotal or total colectomy depending on the patient.

Simple

£2,000

Complex

£3,000

Kidney surgery

Surgery to remove stones, tumours (nephrotomy) or remove a whole kidney (nephrectomy).

Nephrotomy

£2,000

Nephrectomy

£3,000

Adrenal gland surgery

Surgery to remove a diseased adrenal gland.

Simple

£3,000

Complex

£4,000

Thoracic surgery

Surgery of the heart and lungs

Thoracoscopy

Keyhole procedure to diagnose conditions of the heart and lungs.

£2,000

Pericardectomy

Surgery to remove the pericardium (membrane surrounding the heart).

£4,000

Lung lobectomy (lung lobe removal)

These are used to treat severe lung abscesses and lung tumours.

£4,000

Patent ductus arteriosus surgery (PDA)

This includes the cost of a CT scan to diagnose the condition.

£4,000

Keyhole (laparoscopic) surgery

Keyhole spay

Also known as a laparoscopic ovariectomy. This procedure is a modern alternative to the traditional spay.

The recovery from this period is 2 days, compared to 2 weeks for a traditional spay.

£695

Keyhole gastropexy

This procedure involves fixing the stomach to the abdominal wall to prevent bloat/GDV.

When performed with keyhole spay

£395

When performed by itself

£695

Keyhole biopsies

We can take biopsies from the lungs, heart, liver, kidneys, abdomen in a safer non-invasive way using keyhole surgery.

Surgery + lab analysis fee

£695

Pathology fee for sample analysis

£203

Keyhole elbow surgery

This is detailed further in the orthopaedic section.

£2,800

Keyhole retained testicle surgery (cryptorchid castrate)

This cost is in addition to the regular castrate fee of £340-390.

£250

Ophthalmology

Entropion/ectropion repair

Surgery to repair turning in or turning out of the eyelids.

Simple

£1,500

Complex

£3,000

Eyelid mass removal and reconstruction

Simple

£1,500

Complex

£3,000

Cherry eye surgery

This surgery involves replacing and anchoring a prolapsed third eyelid gland.

One eye

£1,500

Two eyes

£2,800

Corneal surgery or cryotherapy

These are used to treat complex eye conditions or abnormal eyelash growth. For these we refer to our sister practice The Hadleigh Vets

£0

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