Hospital For Veterinary Surgery - New York City
Hospital For Veterinary Surgery - New York City is a general practice practice in New York, NY, staffed by 2 DACVS-credentialed surgeons. Procedures include fluid therapy for shock resuscitation, Surgical Procedures, Anesthesia & Post-Operative Care, and Joint and Pain Therapies.
About
Hospital For Veterinary Surgery (HVS) is Manhattan’s first and only surgery-exclusive veterinary hospital, focusing solely on surgical care. It features board-certified specialists, including veterinary surgeons, an anesthesiologist, and a criticalist, supported by a dedicated anesthesia team and experienced staff. The hospital is equipped with four operating rooms for orthopedic, soft tissue, and minimally-invasive procedures.
HVS centers its approach on the surgical patient, offering consistent, coordinated care from consultation through recovery. They provide doctor-led, fully staffed overnight care and prioritize clear communication with pet owners and referring veterinarians, ensuring timely updates and detailed summaries for seamless care coordination.
Surgical team
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Matthew Raske
DVM, DACVS-SA, CCRP
Dr. Raske performs a wide range of surgeries, including soft tissue, orthopedic, and oncologic procedures.
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Andrew Kyles
BVMS, PhD, DACVS
Dr. Andrew Kyles is a renowned soft tissue and orthopedic surgeon.
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Aparna Arun
DVM, Practice Limited to Surgery
Dr. Aparna Arun is a residency-trained small animal surgeon with a clinical focus in minimally invasive and soft tissue surgery.
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Michelle Griego-Valles
DVM
Her specialties include ventilator therapy, transfusion medicine, and fluid therapy for shock resuscitation with special interests in postoperative surgical care, including acute abdomen and trauma.
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Nick Fleissner
DVM
Dr. Fleissner is excited to join the team at the Hospital for Veterinary Surgery as a Board-Certified Veterinary Anesthesiologist.
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Timothy Arcari
DVM
Dr. Arcari worked at a large 24/7 emergency hospital and in general practice before joining HVS as our overnight hospitalist.
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Angel
LVT
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Christina
LVT
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Cristina
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Daquan
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Dianny
LVT
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Jenn
LVT
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Jessica
LVT
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Kathy
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Kayla
LVT
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Maxwell
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Nadine
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Piarry
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Roxanne
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Rudye
Procedures
- fluid therapy for shock resuscitation
- Surgical Procedures
- Anesthesia & Post-Operative Care
- Joint and Pain Therapies
- angular limb deformities
- oncologic procedures
- postoperative surgical care
- total joint replacements
- Orthopedic Surgery
- transfusion medicine
- ventilator therapy
- minimally invasive surgery
- Advanced Diagnostic Imaging
- trauma
- acute abdomen
Equipment
- advanced anesthetic monitoring tools
Photos
Photos via Google · Leslie E. Henry, Hospital For Veterinary Surgery, Alex Berman, Florentina Lonati
Frequently asked questions
- What type of veterinary hospital is Hospital For Veterinary Surgery (HVS)?
- Hospital For Veterinary Surgery (HVS) is Manhattan’s first and only surgery-exclusive veterinary hospital. Its sole focus on surgery enables elevated treatment and streamlined support for patients, pet owners, and referring veterinarians, ensuring consistent and coordinated care throughout the surgical journey.
- What surgical specialties are available at HVS?
- HVS offers a wide range of surgical procedures, including soft tissue, orthopedic, and oncologic procedures. The hospital also specializes in advanced orthopedic surgeries, total joint replacements, angular limb deformities, and minimally invasive surgery, with a focus on sports medicine and rehabilitation.
- How is anesthesia managed for patients at Hospital For Veterinary Surgery?
- Anesthesia at HVS is directed by a board-certified anesthesiologist, Dr. Nick Fleissner, who oversees all protocols and provides case-by-case guidance. Each patient receives a tailored anesthetic plan based on their species, breed, medical history, and the specific surgical procedure. Surgical suites are equipped with advanced monitoring tools, and procedures are supported by licensed veterinary technicians with advanced training in anesthesia.
- What kind of post-operative care do patients receive at HVS?
- Post-operative care at HVS includes criticalist-supported recovery, with a board-certified criticalist, Dr. Michelle Griego-Valles, involved in planning and care. Most patients remain hospitalized overnight for continued pain management and recovery monitoring, with an inpatient care team that includes a full-time overnight veterinarian and experienced support staff.
- Who are the board-certified surgeons at HVS?
- The board-certified veterinary surgeons at HVS include Dr. Matthew Raske, who is also the founding Medical Director, and Dr. Andrew Kyles, a Senior Surgeon. Dr. Raske is a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner, and Dr. Kyles is known for his expertise in soft tissue and orthopedic surgery.