Veterinary surgery and wound management
Veterinary Surgery and Wound Management
Surgery can be the right answer for some injuries and medical conditions, but it is never a decision to take lightly. Every animal is assessed first, and we discuss the reasons for a procedure, what it involves and the care needed afterwards before anything is agreed.
AVERA Veterinary Healthcare offers selected surgical procedures and wound management for companion animals and livestock. Whether a procedure is suitable depends on the animal's condition, the facilities available and the nature of the case. Where another option would serve your animal better, we will tell you.
What the service covers
What this service covers
Pre-operative assessment
A clinical examination to decide whether surgery is appropriate and safe for your animal.
Selected surgical procedures
Procedures carried out where clinical need, facilities and case suitability support them.
Wound assessment and management
Cleaning, assessment and treatment of wounds and injuries, with a plan for healing.
Post-operative care
Monitoring and clear instructions for caring for your animal at home during recovery.
Who it is for
Who this service is for
- Pet owners whose dog or cat has an injury or condition that may need surgery.
- Livestock keepers with animals that have wounds or surgical problems.
- Owners seeking a professional opinion on whether surgery is the right option.
Why it matters
Why assessment comes first
A careful assessment before surgery helps identify risks, confirms whether a procedure is the best option and allows us to prepare properly. It also means you can make an informed decision.
Good aftercare is as important as the procedure itself. Following post-operative instructions, keeping wounds clean and returning for checks when advised all support healing.
Next steps
What to do next
We serve Amawbia, Awka, Awka South and surrounding communities in Anambra State.
- 1Call the clinic to describe the injury or condition and arrange an assessment.
- 2For fresh wounds or heavy bleeding, call straight away so we can advise on immediate steps.
- 3Ask us any questions about the procedure, recovery and aftercare before you decide.
Questions
Veterinary Surgery: common questions
Which surgical procedures do you offer?
We provide selected procedures based on clinical assessment, the facilities available and the suitability of each case. Contact us to discuss your animal's condition and whether surgery at AVERA is appropriate.
Will my animal need to be examined before surgery?
Yes. Every surgical case begins with a pre-operative clinical assessment so that we can judge whether the procedure is suitable and safe.
How should I care for my animal after surgery?
We give you specific post-operative instructions for your animal, which usually cover rest, wound care, feeding and when to return for a check.
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Your Animals Deserve Thoughtful, Professional Care.
Whether you need veterinary assistance for a pet, poultry flock or livestock, contact AVERA Veterinary Healthcare to discuss your animal's needs.
- Call
- 0704 667 9155 / 0811 424 8674
- 0811 424 8674
- Visit
- Central School Amawbia, beside St Augustine Anglican Church, Ugwutank, Amawbia, Anambra State, Nigeria.