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Gentle, Advanced Surgery Designed for Faster Healing and Greater Comfort
When your pet needs surgery, it’s never “just a procedure.”
It’s their comfort, their recovery, and their quality of life — and that matters deeply to you, and to us.
At VetLand Hospital & Emergency, we offer advanced CO₂ (carbon dioxide) laser surgery, a modern alternative to the traditional steel scalpel. This technology allows us to perform surgery with exceptional precision, less tissue trauma, and a focus on smoother, more comfortable recoveries for our patients.
Instead of cutting tissue, the CO₂ laser vaporises targeted cells, sealing small blood vessels, lymphatics, and nerve endings as it works. For your pet, this means less bleeding, reduced swelling, and faster healing times
CO₂ laser surgery is rarely offered by veterinarians due to the expense and technical expertise required. We’re incredibly proud to have three experienced laser surgeons at VetLand — Dr Vicky, Dr Miranda, and Dr Ravneet — all highly skilled in laser surgery
Book an appointment with one of our laser surgeons today.
Why Do Pet Parents Choose CO₂ Laser Surgery?
Because Comfort in Recovery Matters
CO₂ laser surgery isn’t about high tech for the sake of it.
It’s about what your pet experiences after surgery.
CO₂ laser surgery can make a meaningful difference to your pet’s comfort and well-being.
Ideal for Delicate Soft-Tissue Procedures
CO₂ laser surgery is commonly used across a wide range of soft-tissue procedures, including:
- Skin lump, cyst, wart, and tumour removal
- Eyelid and facial surgeries
- Oral soft-tissue procedures
- Ear and airway surgeries
- Spays and castrations
A Game-Changer for BOAS Surgery Procedures
One area where CO₂ laser surgery has been truly transformative is BOAS (Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome) surgery.
Using the laser allows BOAS procedures to be performed within a fraction of the time previously, with minimal bleeding, and often without sutures.
This is especially valuable for short-faced breeds that are more vulnerable during surgery and recovery.
Cleaner surgery, better visual control, and reduced tissue trauma all support safer procedures and smoother early recoveries.
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