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If your pet has a lump or mass, Shey’s Veterinary Hospital in Orlando provides safe, precise mass removal surgery with a focus on comfort, early intervention, and long-term health.
Mass removal is a surgical procedure used to remove abnormal growths such as lumps, bumps, cysts, or tumors from your pet’s body. While some masses are benign, others may require prompt removal to prevent complications or rule out more serious conditions.
At Shey’s Veterinary Hospital, we carefully evaluate every mass before recommending surgery. Our goal is to remove concerning growths safely while preserving as much healthy tissue as possible.
Early detection and removal are key. Many masses are easier to treat when addressed sooner, helping reduce the risk of growth, discomfort, or spread.
Our veterinary team in Orlando combines diagnostic insight with surgical precision to ensure your pet receives thoughtful, individualized care every step of the way.
Mass removal at Shey’s Veterinary Hospital is a carefully planned process focused on safety, accuracy, and your pet’s comfort.
We begin with a physical exam and may recommend diagnostic testing such as fine needle aspiration or biopsy. This helps determine the nature of the mass and guides the surgical approach.
Dr. Pardo and our veterinary team will explain findings clearly and discuss whether removal is recommended and what to expect.
Before surgery, we perform bloodwork and tailor anesthesia to your pet’s needs. Our team uses advanced monitoring equipment to track vital signs throughout the procedure.
Your pet’s safety is always our top priority.
During surgery, our veterinarians carefully remove the mass, aiming for clean margins when necessary. This helps reduce the chance of regrowth, especially for more concerning masses.
We use gentle techniques and modern tools to minimize tissue trauma and support smoother healing.
After surgery, your pet is monitored closely in a calm recovery space. We provide pain management, wound care instructions, and guidance for healing at home.
If needed, removed masses may be sent for laboratory analysis to confirm a diagnosis.
Mass removal plays a key role in protecting your pet’s health, especially when growths change in size, appearance, or behavior.
Some masses may be harmless, but others can grow, become uncomfortable, or indicate underlying disease. Removing them early often leads to better outcomes and simpler procedures.
Addressing lumps early allows for quicker, less invasive treatment and helps prevent potential complications.
Even when a mass appears harmless, removal and testing can provide clarity and reassurance about your pet’s health.
Large or poorly placed masses can cause irritation or limit movement. Removal helps restore comfort and quality of life.
It’s important to monitor any changes in your pet’s body. Contact Shey’s Veterinary Hospital if you notice:
Early evaluation can make a significant difference, so it’s always best to have any new mass checked promptly.
Mass removal is not a routine procedure and is only recommended when a growth is concerning or affecting your pet’s health.
Some pets may never need it, while others may require removal if new masses appear over time.
Regular wellness exams are essential for monitoring changes. At Shey’s Veterinary Hospital, we track your pet’s health over time and recommend surgery only when it is truly beneficial.
Choosing Shey’s Veterinary Hospital for mass removal surgery in Orlando means your pet receives attentive, experienced care.
· Locally Owned, Personalized Care: We treat every pet like family and focus on individualized treatment plans
Not all masses are harmful, but it’s important to have them evaluated. At Shey’s Veterinary Hospital in Orlando, we assess each case carefully to determine the best course of action.
If a mass is growing, changing, or causing discomfort, removal may be recommended. Our veterinarians will guide you based on exam findings and diagnostics.
In many cases, we recommend sending the mass for laboratory analysis to confirm whether it is benign or malignant.
Recovery depends on the size and location of the mass, but most pets heal within a couple of weeks with proper care and monitoring.
Call (321) 234-3188 to schedule an evaluation. Shey’s Veterinary Hospital is located at 1024 Avalon Park Blvd, Suite 7, Orlando, FL 32828.
If you’ve noticed a lump or change in your pet, don’t wait to have it evaluated. Early care can make all the difference.
Call Shey’s Veterinary Hospital at (321) 234-3188 or visit us at 1024 Avalon Park Blvd, Suite 7, Orlando, FL 32828.
Our team is here to provide clear answers, compassionate care, and expert surgical support to keep your pet healthy and comfortable for years to come.
