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When to Consider Surgery for Your Pet: A Guide for Indonesian Pet Owners
Dr. Tommy Setiawan · PlevSorinQivKiltAvro · March 2026
Common Reasons Pets Need Surgery
Spay/neuter, tumor removal, foreign body ingestion, bone fractures, and bladder stones are among the most frequent surgical cases at PlevSorinQivKiltAvro.
How We Ensure Surgical Safety
Every patient undergoes pre-surgical bloodwork and anesthesia assessment. Our surgical suite is fully equipped with monitoring for heart rate, oxygen saturation, and body temperature throughout the procedure.
Post-Surgery Recovery
Most pets spend 1–3 nights in our inpatient ward post-surgery. Pain management, antibiotics, and daily nursing assessments are standard. We provide full written discharge instructions for home care.