Our Advanced Orthopedic Services Include
TPLO (Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy)
TPLO is a surgical procedure designed to stabilize the knee joint in dogs with cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) injuries, allowing them to regain mobility and live comfortably. If your pet has chronic knee dislocation or is limping, your veterinarian may recommend this procedure.
FHO (Femoral Head Osteotomy)
MPL (Medial Patella Luxation)
Lateral Suture
Fracture Repair
Amputation
WHY CHOOSE ADVANCED VETERINARY CARE GROUP FOR YOUR PET’S ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY?
Compassionate Approach
We understand that orthopedic issues can be stressful for both pets and their owners. That’s why we prioritize compassionate care and open communication throughout the treatment process.
State-of-the-Art Facilities
Our hospital is equipped with modern surgical facilities and advanced diagnostic technology to deliver precise and effective orthopedic care.
Personalized Treatment Plans
Every pet is unique, and we believe in tailoring treatment plans to address individual needs and optimize outcomes.
Affordability & Accessibility
Often considerably lower cost than specialty hospitals, sometimes half the price! CareCredit and Scratchpay are accepted, along with all major credit cards, and transparent pricing ensures that your pet’s care is accessible and stress-free.
Collaboration with Your Veterinarian
We’ll work together with your regular veterinarian on a treatment plan right for your pet.
Schedule Your Consultation Today
If your pet is experiencing orthopedic issues such as limping, knee pain, or any other other orthopedic or painful concern, don’t hesitate to contact us. Our friendly team is here to help you navigate your pet’s healthcare journey and provide the support you need. Schedule your consultation today and take the first step towards restoring your pet’s mobility and quality of life.
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Meet Our Doctors
Dr. Angela Razza
Dr. Angela Razza
Recognizing her passion for animals at a young age, Dr. Razza built a life for herself that revolved around them. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from North Carolina State University with her bachelor’s degree in Animal Science. Wanting to diversify her skill set, Dr. Razza worked in various settings such as human pharmaceuticals, wildlife rehabilitation, animal shelters, a dairy farm, cheetah conservation and reproduction, transgenic research, and several veterinary hospitals (both small animal and equine).
Dr. Valerie Pratt
Dr. Valerie Pratt
Areas of special interest include surgery, small mammal and avian medicine. She has earned the Low Stress Handling Silver Certification in an effort to make veterinary visits more enjoyable for the patient. At home, she enjoys spending time with her husband, two children, and two cats (Minion and Merlyn). In her free time, she is actively involved in scouting, enjoys backpacking, and volunteers for Michigan Avian Experience, helping injured Raptors.
Angela Razza
DVM
Recognizing her passion for animals at a young age, Dr. Razza built a life for herself that revolved around them. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from North Carolina State University with her bachelor’s degree in Animal Science. Wanting to diversify her skill set, Dr. Razza worked in a variety of settings such as human pharmaceuticals, wildlife rehabilitation, animal shelters, a dairy farm, cheetah conservation and reproduction, transgenic research, and several veterinary hospitals (both small animal and equine).
After being trained in surgery through the comparative biomedical center, she returned to North Carolina State University to receive her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Razza decided to become a veterinarian for the sole purpose of becoming a small animal surgeon. While she enjoys all surgeries, orthopedic procedures are her favorite. Restoring function and relieving pain for her patients is the most rewarding part of her career. Additionally, she is Fear Free certified and takes patient comfort very seriously. She sees herself as a caretaker and strives to alleviate the stress and anxiety associated with hospital visits for all animals.
Dr. Razza and her husband relocated from North Carolina with their precious pup, Sam. Outside of work, she enjoys exploring new areas, creating art, reading/writing, hiking, and spending time with her family.
Valerie Pratt
DVM
Dr. Valerie Pratt got her first cat when she was eight and from there on was hooked on being a veterinarian. She attended Michigan State University for undergrad and Veterinary School, including externships in Exotic Animal Medicine and Raptor Medicine. She has been practicing in Southeastern Michigan for over twenty-five years.
Areas of special interest include surgery, small mammal and avian medicine. She has earned the Low Stress Handling Silver Certification in an effort to make veterinary visits more enjoyable for the patient. At home she enjoys spending time with her husband, two children, and two cats, (Minion and Merlyn) In her free time she is actively involved in scouting, enjoys backpacking and volunteers for Michigan Avian Experience helping injured Raptors.