Maryland Veterinary Surgical Services
Maryland Veterinary Surgical Services is a general practice practice in Baltimore, MD.
About
Maryland Veterinary Surgical Services is a family-owned, patient-centered veterinary surgical referral practice located in Catonsville, Maryland. All surgical procedures are performed by Dr. Honor Ame Walesby, a surgeon who is double-boarded by the American College of Veterinary Surgeons in both small and large animal surgery. The clinic specializes in a wide range of orthopedic and soft tissue surgical solutions, including complex fracture repairs, TPLO, FHO, limb-sparing for osteosarcoma, total ear canal ablations, tumor removals, and reconstructive surgeries.
The clinic serves pet owners in the Catonsville area and beyond, offering a welcoming environment for pets and their guardians. Dr. Walesby and her experienced team, including RVT surgical nurses, aim to provide outstanding surgical care. They emphasize clear communication and building trust, treating each patient as their own beloved companion, with a focus on client education throughout the surgical journey.
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Frequently asked questions
- What are the credentials of the primary surgeon at Maryland Veterinary Surgical Services?
- The primary surgeon and owner, Dr. Honor Ame Walesby, holds BS, DVM, MS, DACVS, and DACVS-SA credentials. She is double-boarded by the American College of Veterinary Surgeons in both small and large animal surgery, having been credentialed in 2000 and recognized for surgical excellence in small animal surgery in 2015.
- What types of orthopedic surgeries does Maryland Veterinary Surgical Services perform?
- Maryland Veterinary Surgical Services performs a variety of orthopedic procedures, including Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO), Lateral Stabilization Suture (LSS), and repairs for Medial and Lateral Patellar Luxation. They also handle fractures of the radius, ulna, metacarpal, metatarsal, femur, and tibia, along with procedures like Femoral Head and Neck Osteotomy (FHO) and limb-sparing for osteosarcoma.
- Can Maryland Veterinary Surgical Services address complex soft tissue conditions?
- Yes, the clinic offers a range of soft tissue solutions for complex conditions. These include Total Ear Canal Ablation (TECA), Bulla Osteotomy, and removal of tumors from the face, mouth, neck, torso, spleen, and liver. They also perform reconstructive surgeries with skin grafting and flaps, procedures for laryngeal paralysis, perineal urethrostomy, and anal gland removal.
- What is the experience level of the surgical nursing staff at Maryland Veterinary Surgical Services?
- The surgical nursing staff at Maryland Veterinary Surgical Services is highly experienced. For example, Michelle, an RVT and RN, started with MVSS in 2010 and is the Practice Manager. Ilene, an RVT since 2004, joined in 2018 with 21 years of veterinary experience and a love for anesthesia and complex soft tissue surgery. Meghan, also an RVT, transitioned to specialty practice after finding a passion for anesthesia.
- What is the clinic's approach to patient and client care?
- Maryland Veterinary Surgical Services is family-owned and emphasizes a client-oriented, patient-centered approach. They strive to provide a clean, quiet, and welcoming environment, treating each pet parent and patient as they would their own family and beloved companion. The team aims to build a trusting bond and actively participate with clients to ensure the best care.