Colorado Canine Orthopedics & Rehab
Colorado Canine Orthopedics & Rehab is an orthopedic surgery practice in Colorado Springs, CO. Procedures include Arthroscopy and Total Hip Replacement.
About
Colorado Canine Orthopedics is a veterinary orthopedic specialty hospital, established in 1996, that exclusively focuses on orthopedic care for dogs and cats. The hospital is supported by six board-certified surgeons and offers advanced orthopedic care, including diagnostic services such as CT scans, musculoskeletal ultrasounds, fluoroscopy, and arthroscopy. They excel in canine joint disorders, fracture repair, and small breed disc herniations.
The hospital serves patients referred by local veterinarians and those traveling from out of state, providing advanced orthopedic treatments and surgeries. They aim to deliver a stress-free experience for pets and clients, with protocols for nervous animals and options for board-certified anesthesiologists during procedures.
Surgical team
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Dr. Michael DeTora
DVM
Michael has a passion for minimally invasive surgeries, cranial cruciate ligament injury, regenerative medicine, and total joint arthroplasty.
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Dr. Scot Swainson
DVM
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Dr. Brian Dent
DVM
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Dr. Leah Hixon
DVM
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Dr. Lindsay Brooks
DVM
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Dr. Ashley Iodence
DVM
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Dr. Andra DeTora
DVM, CCRT, CVMA
Procedures
- Arthroscopy
- Total Hip Replacement
Equipment
- Fluoroscopy
- CT scans
- Musculoskeletal ultrasounds
Photos
Photos via Google · William Graeber, Daniel Marcus, Katelyn Kelly, Carrie Daenell, Lou Reza
Frequently asked questions
- What specific orthopedic conditions does Colorado Canine Orthopedics treat?
- Colorado Canine Orthopedics specializes in diagnosing and treating a range of orthopedic conditions in dogs and cats. These include canine joint disorders, fracture repair, and small breed disc herniations. Specific conditions addressed are ACL tears, hip dysplasia, patella luxation, elbow dysplasia, shoulder disorders, and total hip replacement. They also perform spinal surgery for intervertebral disc disease in many small breed dogs.
- What diagnostic capabilities are available at Colorado Canine Orthopedics?
- Colorado Canine Orthopedics offers several advanced diagnostic tools to confirm diagnoses. These include CT scans, musculoskeletal ultrasounds, fluoroscopy, and arthroscopy. These capabilities allow for precise identification of orthopedic issues such as ligament tears, cartilage damage, and dysplasia, contributing to tailored treatment plans for pets.
- What is the experience level of the surgeons at Colorado Canine Orthopedics?
- Colorado Canine Orthopedics is supported by six experienced board-certified surgeons. These surgeons have collectively completed tens of thousands of orthopedic procedures, demonstrating a high level of skill and experience. They bring decades of experience to each case, providing advanced orthopedic care for dogs and cats.
- Can pets go home the same day after surgery at Colorado Canine Orthopedics?
- Yes, most patients at Colorado Canine Orthopedics can go home the same day after surgery. The hospital utilizes advanced techniques that facilitate quicker recovery times. For procedures like total hip replacement, most pets regain full function and are able to return home quickly following the surgery.
- What types of surgical procedures are performed at Colorado Canine Orthopedics?
- Colorado Canine Orthopedics performs a variety of orthopedic surgical procedures. These include Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO) for ACL tears, total hip replacement surgery, and corrective procedures for patella luxation. They also address fractures and dislocations, and perform minimally invasive arthroscopy and spinal surgery for intervertebral disc disease in small breed dogs.