Veterinary Orthopedic Surgery

Board-experienced surgical care for bone, joint, and ligament conditions — all under one roof.

Whether your pet is limping after an injury, has been diagnosed with a joint condition, or needs a surgical consultation, our team provides comprehensive orthopedic care for dogs and cats in Oakland County. We combine in-house CT imaging, experienced surgeons, and flexible financing to make advanced orthopedic care accessible.

Orthopedic Conditions We Treat

Fracture Repair & Bone Plating
Surgical stabilization of broken bones using pins, plates, and screws to restore alignment and support healing. Learn more about fracture repair.

Cranial Cruciate Ligament (CCL) Injuries
Torn or partially torn cruciate ligaments are one of the most common orthopedic injuries in dogs. We perform MRIT (Modified Retinacular Imbrication Technique / lateral suture) repair, a well-established stabilization technique for dogs of many sizes and activity levels. Learn more about cruciate ligament repair or read about MRIT surgery specifically.

Luxating Patella
A slipping kneecap is a common cause of intermittent limping, especially in small-breed dogs. We diagnose the grade of luxation and correct the underlying anatomy surgically. Learn more about luxating patella surgery.

Femoral Head Ostectomy (FHO)
A salvage procedure for severe hip arthritis, hip dysplasia, or hip fractures that eliminates painful bone-on-bone contact in the hip joint. Learn more about FHO surgery.

Limping & Undiagnosed Leg Injuries
Not sure what’s causing your pet’s limp? Our orthopedic exam and in-house imaging help pinpoint the cause — whether it’s a soft tissue injury, joint instability, a fracture, or something else — so we can recommend the right treatment path.

Why Choose Our Surgical Team

Same-week consultations, in-house CT imaging for precise diagnosis and surgical planning, and financing available through CareCredit and ScratchPay. From diagnosis through post-operative recovery, our team manages your pet’s orthopedic care from start to finish.

What to Expect

Every orthopedic case starts with a hands-on exam and, when needed, diagnostic imaging to confirm the cause of pain or lameness. From there, we’ll walk you through the surgical and non-surgical options available, along with expected recovery timelines and costs, so you can make an informed decision about your pet’s care.

Schedule a Consultation

If your dog or cat is limping, favoring a leg, or has been diagnosed with an orthopedic condition, call us today to schedule a consultation with our surgical team.