Mountain View Veterinary Surgery

Mountain View Veterinary Surgery Providing specialty soft tissue surgeries with compassionate, devoted and experienced care.

Bladder stones form when minerals in the urine crystallize and build up over time. Several factors can contribute, inclu...
09/05/2026

Bladder stones form when minerals in the urine crystallize and build up over time. Several factors can contribute, including diet, urine concentration, urinary tract infections, genetics, and the type of mineral involved.

Some bladder stones can be managed medically, while others may require surgical removal. Your veterinary team can help determine the best approach based on the type, size, and location of the stones.

We loved seeing this sweet girl back at Mountain View Veterinary Surgery today for her post-surgery recheck, and she did...
09/04/2026

We loved seeing this sweet girl back at Mountain View Veterinary Surgery today for her post-surgery recheck, and she did not disappoint! Hannah has been healing beautifully, and her happy, wiggly energy told us everything we needed to know. Maddie got to snuggle up with this little charmer, and honestly, who wouldn't want to? Keep shining, Hannah — we're so proud of how far you've come! 🐾

A gastropexy is a surgical procedure that attaches the stomach to the abdominal wall to help prevent the stomach from tw...
09/03/2026

A gastropexy is a surgical procedure that attaches the stomach to the abdominal wall to help prevent the stomach from twisting. It is often performed in conjunction with treatment for gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV) or may be recommended as a preventive procedure for dogs at increased risk.

While a gastropexy can help prevent the stomach from twisting, it does not prevent bloat or stomach dilation.

Bloat, or gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), is a serious condition that can quickly become life-threatening and may req...
09/01/2026

Bloat, or gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), is a serious condition that can quickly become life-threatening and may require surgical intervention.

Watch for:
• Distended or swollen abdomen
• Restlessness or pacing
• Repeated attempts to vomit
• Excessive drooling
• Signs of discomfort
• Weakness or collapse

Recognizing these signs early can help your pet receive the surgical treatment they need as quickly as possible.

Treating laryngeal paralysis can help improve your pet’s comfort and quality of life. Depending on your pet’s condition,...
08/28/2026

Treating laryngeal paralysis can help improve your pet’s comfort and quality of life.

Depending on your pet’s condition, surgical options may be recommended to help improve airflow and make breathing easier. A veterinary surgery consultation can help determine the best approach for your pet’s needs. 🩺

Happy International Dog Day! 🐶Looking for ways to make your pup's day extra special? Treat them to a favorite snack, enj...
08/26/2026

Happy International Dog Day! 🐶

Looking for ways to make your pup's day extra special? Treat them to a favorite snack, enjoy a longer walk, play their favorite game, or simply spend some quality time together. Here's to our loyal companions today and every day! 🐾

Noisy breathing isn’t always a normal part of aging. It could be a sign of laryngeal paralysis, a condition that affects...
08/24/2026

Noisy breathing isn’t always a normal part of aging.

It could be a sign of laryngeal paralysis, a condition that affects your pet’s ability to breathe comfortably. Watch for signs such as loud breathing, exercise intolerance, excessive panting, or difficulty breathing in warm weather. 🩺

Early veterinary evaluation can help determine whether surgical treatment or other care options are needed.

Follow-up appointments are an essential part of your pet’s surgical recovery. 🐾 These visits allow our veterinary team t...
08/21/2026

Follow-up appointments are an essential part of your pet’s surgical recovery. 🐾

These visits allow our veterinary team to check incision healing, monitor your pet’s progress, and make sure recovery is on track. Staying consistent with post-operative care helps support the best possible outcome for your pet. 🩺💙

A salivary mucocele won't go away on its own, but treatment can provide lasting relief. Surgery removes the damaged sali...
08/19/2026

A salivary mucocele won't go away on its own, but treatment can provide lasting relief.

Surgery removes the damaged salivary gland/duct, helps prevent the swelling from returning, and improves your pet's comfort and quality of life. If your pet has swelling under the jaw or neck, our team is here to help. 💙

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🦈 Millie's bandage got an upgrade! 🦈This sweet girl is one of our regular bandage change patients, and RVT Shantel made ...
08/18/2026

🦈 Millie's bandage got an upgrade! 🦈

This sweet girl is one of our regular bandage change patients, and RVT Shantel made sure her latest wrap came with some extra flair — a friendly shark to keep her company! Millie handles her visits like a total pro every single time.

We love getting to brighten up our patients' day (and bandages) whenever we can. Keep being amazing, Millie! 💙

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5520 N Nevada Avenue Suite 110
Colorado Springs, CO
80918

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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