Veterinary Trauma Center
Veterinary Trauma Center is a general practice in Groveland, FL. Procedures include Cold laser therapy, ACL or CCL repair, and Chemotherapy.
About
The Veterinary Trauma Center is a specialized medical facility in Groveland, Florida, that limits its services exclusively to sick or injured dogs and cats. Unlike a general practice, the center focuses on advanced-level medical care, urgent care, and complex surgical procedures, including orthopedic, reconstructive, and thoracic surgeries. The facility is equipped with sophisticated diagnostic tools such as endoscopy, ultrasonography, contrast radiography, and in-house laboratory testing to support the treatment of acute and chronic illnesses, cardiac conditions, and cancer.
The center serves pet owners throughout Lake, Sumter, and Orange counties, including communities such as Clermont, Windermere, and Winter Garden. They provide twenty-four-hour patient monitoring when necessary and maintain an after-hours doctor-on-call emergency service available seven days a week. The clinic accepts referrals and second opinions, emphasizing a consultative approach that prioritizes thorough client communication and patient education.
Surgical team
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Dr. Ronald Stone
Dr. Ronald Stone has over thirty years of experience including a Clinical Assistant Research Professorship in Surgery at the University of Miami’s School of Medicine.
Procedures
- Cold laser therapy
- ACL or CCL repair
- Chemotherapy
Equipment
Frequently asked questions
- What types of surgical services are available at the Veterinary Trauma Center?
- The center performs a wide range of small animal surgeries, including ACL or CCL repair, fractured bone repair using internal and external fixation, hip dysplasia treatment, thoracic surgery, and reconstructive plastic surgery. They also handle general surgeries such as liver, spleen, and bladder procedures, as well as corrective ear surgeries like the Zepp procedure.
- Does the clinic provide routine wellness care like vaccinations or grooming?
- No, the Veterinary Trauma Center is a unique practice that limits its care specifically to sick or injured dogs and cats. To maintain focus on complicated medical cases and surgical needs, the facility does not offer routine pet wellness services, boarding, or grooming.
- What diagnostic equipment is available on-site?
- The facility is equipped with several sophisticated diagnostic tools, including in-house laboratory testing, endoscopy, contrast radiography, and ultrasonography. They also utilize computerized electrocardiography and offer echocardiography services.
- Is emergency care available after regular business hours?
- Yes, the Veterinary Trauma Center provides an after-hours doctor-on-call emergency service seven days a week for dogs and cats. Additionally, the facility offers twenty-four-hour patient monitoring for those in need of intensive or critical care.