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Surgery

Minor procedures can be done safely during a visit. For anything that needs a fully equipped theatre, Dr. Colleta arranges care through our referral partner and explains costs before anything goes ahead.

  • Dogs & cats
  • Cattle
  • Goats & sheep
  • Pigs

Where:HomeFarmReferral partner

Dr. Colleta, in a blue hat with a stethoscope, examining a goat’s ear while a handler holds it
Examining a goat at a field clinic

What’s covered

Procedures we can help with

Every procedure includes appropriate anaesthesia and pain relief for the species.

  • Dogs & cats

    Minor procedures such as wound repair; neutering and complex surgery through our referral partner.

  • Cattle

    Wound repair, dehorning and other farm procedures with appropriate pain relief.

  • Goats & sheep

    Castration, wound repair and other minor procedures on the farm.

  • Pigs

    Castration and minor procedures with appropriate pain relief.

What to expect

Before, during and after the visit

  1. Before

    • Follow fasting instructions if given
    • Prepare a clean, quiet, well-lit area
    • Have a helper available for livestock
  2. During

    • Examination and your consent before any procedure
    • Sedation or local anaesthesia, with pain relief
    • Each step explained as it happens
  3. After

    • Written wound-care instructions
    • A check or suture-removal visit if needed
    • Call at once if you see swelling, bleeding or discharge

Questions

Surgery FAQs

Neutering needs general anaesthesia, which is safest in a fully equipped facility. Dr. Colleta will arrange it through our referral partner and explain the costs first.

Often booked together

Book a visit

Book a visit for your pet or herd

Tell us what you need and where your animals are. Dr. Colleta will call or WhatsApp you to confirm a time and the visit details.

Compassionate care. Healthier animals. Better farming.