LED BY
Dr. Sarabjit Singh
15+ years, Master of Vet Surgery
DIAGNOSTICS
Exams & imaging
X-rays, CT, and more
RECOVERY
3 months
Regain mobility, live pain-free
ANAESTHESIA
General
Monitored throughout
WHAT WE TREAT
Common orthopedic conditions
The conditions we see most often, and how each is actually treated.
SIGNS TO WATCH OUT FOR
When to book an evaluation
A few of these on their own can be easy to overlook, but they're often the first clue something's genuinely wrong.
Persistent limping
Swollen or tender joints
Sudden reluctance to move
Difficulty rising or climbing stairs
Audible joint popping
Noticeable muscle loss in one leg
Some orthopedic conditions are easier to manage when identified early. If limping, pain or reluctance to move persists, an orthopedic evaluation can help identify the cause before the problem progresses.
THE STARTING POINT
A full exam before any decision
We start with a full orthopaedic exam, including a weight-bearing assessment, to confirm the diagnosis and understand what your pet needs. We also talk through their symptoms and mobility at home, and run pre-anaesthetic bloodwork where appropriate.
Imaging comes next, with digital X-rays or, for complex joint and spinal cases, on-site Fidex-FS CT. You then receive a full estimate and recovery plan, and we book surgery only once we are confident it is the right next step for your pet.
THE OPERATION
Surgery with the same care every time
Every procedure is carried out with the same care and attention. Your pet has general anaesthesia in a sterile theatre built for orthopaedic work, with a dedicated nurse monitoring vitals from start to finish. We use the Arthrex TPLO system for cruciate ligament repair and precision implants for joint replacement cases.
Afterwards, many pets begin using the affected limb within days, and regular rechecks track healing and adjust the plan if needed.
SECOND OPINION
Already been told your pet needs surgery?
A surgery recommendation is a big decision. If another vet has suggested orthopedic surgery for your pet, Dr. Singh can review the diagnosis, walk you through the alternatives, and confirm whether surgery is really the right next step.
FOR REFERRING VETS
Refer the cases you can't fully work up in-house
How referral works
Send the case notes and we'll confirm an appointment, usually within 48 hours
Urgent cases, fractures and acute spinal compression among them, seen the same day
A full written report with imaging back to you after every consultation
We treat the orthopedic issue only. Everything else stays with you
Call Dr. Singh directly to discuss a case before referring
