Urgent Veterinary Surgical Suites, Inc

09/06/2026

Meet Cuca and Blue. These two are the cutest kiddos and both had dentals done recently! We love them! ❤️

08/07/2026

Today we had a massive cystotomy! We are running a contest of guessing how many bladder stones we retrieved out of this patient! First person to guess it correctly wins a 🕯️FREE CANDLE!🕯️ .

UPDATE: There is some really close guesses! Here’s a hint! It is above 100 and below 200.

We have a winner! The amount of stones were 189!

08/01/2026

Not all CO2 lasers are the same.

In this video, Dr. Thornton offers a general practitioner’s perspective on two different CO2 lasers brands. While she is not a CO2 laser specialist, her observations provide a practical, clinician-level overview of how these devices perform in everyday medical settings.

07/31/2026

07/31/2026

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07/03/2026

Not all CO₂ lasers are engineered the same. Our practice utilizes a state‑of‑the‑art surgical laser designed to make procedures more precise, more efficient, and virtually blood‑free.

In this video, Dr. Thornton explains the key differences between two commonly used laser systems and how those distinctions impact surgical outcomes. This is the first installment in our ongoing educational series, where we will continue to explore how these advanced technologies work and why they matter in patient care.

06/23/2026

All set for treatment and looking cooler than all of us!😎

06/20/2026

Michael, Jared, Rechelle, and Elena joined Megan Padget this weekend in becoming RECOVER CPR certified. Certification requires the completion of two online training modules followed by an intensive one-day, hands-on training course.

We are committed to continually advancing our skills and knowledge to provide the highest standard of care for your pets.

05/07/2026

Are you a veterinary professional who wants to take your CPR skills to the next level? Come get fully RECOVER certified with us!!!

05/06/2026

Smallest patient that we have ever removed a foreign body with the endoscope. No incision! No healing time! 10 minutes to remove the washer from the stomach. Hopefully Rosemary will be more careful of what she eats in the future.