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11021 Wakefield Commons Dr. • Raleigh, NC 27614

Laser Surgery

Laser Surgery, Companion Animal Hospital of Wakefield is a veterinary practice serving North Raleigh and Wake Forest. Our veterinarians provide complete medical care for cats and dogs, including preventive medicine, surgery, laboratory services, and dentistry. Additional services are boarding, dog daycare, and grooming. vet, veterinary, veterinary hospitals, vets, veterinarian, vet clinic, vet hospital, veterinary clinic, veterinary hospital, pet hospital, veterinary medicine, pet clinic, pet vet, veternarian, vet hospitals, veterinarian north carolina, nc veterinarians, veterinarian raleigh nc, cat veterinarian, veterinarian cat, pet veterinarians, puppy veterinarian, dog veterinarians, north raleigh, nc veterinarian, wake forest, nc veterinarian, raleigh nc veterinarian, rabies vaccine, bordetella, canine vaccinations, puppy vaccinations, pet vaccinations, feline vaccines, cat rabies vaccination, lyme disease vaccine for dogs, rabies immunization north raleigh, rabies immunization in wake forest, kennel, doggie boarding, dog and cat boarding, pet boarding, dog daycares, doggy day cares, puppy day care, daycare for dogs wake forest, daycare for dogs north raleigh, spay, neuter, dogs neutering, pet neutering, dogs spayed, cat boarding
We are also one of the few veterinary hospitals in the Raleigh area to offer the advanced technology of laser surgery. This incredible surgical tool is revolutionizing the way surgery is performed on our companion animals. The advantages of using laser surgery over traditional scalpel surgery include reduced pain, less bleeding and less swelling, and generally faster recovery times. Many regard the laser as the most humane surgical option available.

How it Works:

During laser surgery, a highly focused laser beam can efficiently ablate (either vaporize or chip away) the living tissue. At the same time, it seals capillaries, small blood vessels, lymphatics, and nerve endings, with significant benefits to both patients and surgeons:

1. Pain Reduction
The Laser seals nerve endings as it "cuts." This results in decreased pain for our special friends.

2. Swelling Reduction
Laser energy does not crush, tear or bruise tissue because the only thing that touches your pet is an invisible beam of light.

3. Control of Infection
The laser beam operates at a temperature of over 2000 degrees Fahrenheit. Essentially bacteria are vaporized by contact with the laser beam. This makes it highly effective at killing bacteria that have potential to cause an infection. This is particularly important in areas where it is difficult to prevent bacteria from contaminating the surgical site.

4. Precision
The laser can remove unhealthy tissue while minimizing adverse affects to healthy surrounding tissue.

5. Less Bleeding
The laser seals small blood vessels during surgery, which allows your doctor to perform surgeries with extraordinary precision. This also speeds some procedures reducing the amount of anesthesia required.

6. Recovery Time is Reduced
Less swelling, bleeding and post-operative discomfort results in a shorter recovery period for your pet.

Surgical Laser Procedures:

A laser is ideal for a wide variety of surgical procedures including:

  • Spays and Neuters
  • Growth removals
  • Feline Declaws
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