Dallas Veterinary Surgical Center (DVSC) - Grapevine
Dallas Veterinary Surgical Center (DVSC) - Grapevine is a general practice practice in Dallas, TX.
About
Dallas Veterinary Surgical Center (DVSC) - Grapevine specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of surgical diseases in dogs and cats, offering services such as Neurosurgery, Orthopedic Surgery, Soft Tissue Surgery, Rehabilitation, and Minimally Invasive Procedures. Their surgeons are board-certified specialists with extensive training, including a three-year residency, and have been setting the standard for surgical care for over 30 years.
DVSC partners with primary care veterinarians, serving as a surgical resource for advanced diagnostics and treatments when surgical intervention is needed. The clinic is one of five DVSC locations that collectively serve the Dallas-Fort Worth area, providing comprehensive, individualized surgical care for pets.
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Frequently asked questions
- What surgical specialties does Dallas Veterinary Surgical Center - Grapevine offer?
- Dallas Veterinary Surgical Center (DVSC) - Grapevine offers a range of surgical services including Neurosurgery, Orthopedic Surgery, Soft Tissue Surgery, and Minimally Invasive Procedures. They also provide Conditioning & Rehabilitation services. DVSC was founded principally as a neurosurgical referral practice.
- What qualifications do the surgeons at DVSC - Grapevine hold?
- The surgeons at DVSC - Grapevine are highly skilled and have completed specialized training, including a one-year internship and a three-year residency in small animal surgery after receiving their DVM degrees. They are board-certified specialists, having passed a certification examination and becoming diplomates of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS).
- How does DVSC - Grapevine collaborate with primary care veterinarians?
- DVSC - Grapevine works in partnership with primary care veterinarians to provide advanced diagnostics and treatments when surgical intervention is warranted. Pets are typically referred to a veterinary specialist if the primary veterinarian believes the pet would benefit from advanced diagnostics, intensive care, or specialized treatments they are not equipped to provide.
- Does DVSC - Grapevine offer any training programs for aspiring veterinary surgeons?
- Yes, DVSC - Grapevine offers a Surgical Externship Program for fourth-year clinical veterinary students. This program allows participants to collaborate closely with veterinarians, interns, and associates, gaining valuable experience in cases from intake to discharge, engaging in rounds, and assisting board-certified surgeons in various surgical procedures.
- Who are the surgeons on the Grapevine team?
- The Grapevine Surgery Team includes Michael Orencole, DVM, DACVS; Katherine Wells, DVM; Michelle Tichenor, DVM, CCRP; and Lainie Dinwiddie, DVM. The team also includes Kim Scalf, the Surgical Operations Manager.