Veterinary Outpatient Surgical Center
Veterinary Outpatient Surgical Center is an orthopedic surgery practice in Centreville, VA. Procedures include Wound Repair, Laser therapy, Cherry Eye Repair, and Spay & Neuter.
About
The Veterinary Outpatient Surgical Center is an AAHA-accredited facility located within Sully Animal Hospital in Centreville, Virginia. The center specializes in a full spectrum of outpatient soft-tissue and orthopedic surgeries, utilizing advanced diagnostic tools and a 7-point-parameter monitoring system to ensure patient safety during anesthetic procedures. Their surgical team includes board-certified surgeons and experienced veterinary professionals who focus on minimizing postoperative pain while providing high-quality, cost-effective care.
Serving the Washington, D.C. metro area, including Northern Virginia and Southern Maryland, the center provides a patient-centered environment for pets requiring surgical intervention. They maintain a collaborative relationship with the primary care team at Sully Animal Hospital to support ongoing wellness and surgical needs. Patients are typically seen by appointment, and the center provides complimentary follow-up appointments to monitor recovery and support owners throughout the healing process.
Surgical team
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Dr. Brenda Taddeo
Dr. Taddeo believes that treatment does not stop with the diagnosis and a medical prescription.
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Dr. Tibor Lazar
Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons
Dr. Lazar is one of a small number of board-certified veterinary surgeons throughout the world.
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Dr. Gordon
He achieved Diplomate Status as a board-certified surgeon in 2010.
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Jessica
Jessica loves being a voice for the voiceless, and advocating for her patients.
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Shannon Robinson
BS LVT
My passion is in senior wellness, helping pets live their best lives in their golden years, as well as business development.
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Jocelin
Jocelin has a special interest in geriatric and palliative care, focusing on providing comfort, quality of life, and compassionate support for aging pets and their families.
Procedures
- Wound Repair
- Laser therapy
- Cherry Eye Repair
- Spay & Neuter
- Gastrostomy
- Mass Removals
- Dewclaw Removal
Equipment
- 7-point-parameter monitoring system
Frequently asked questions
- What types of surgical procedures are performed at the center?
- The center offers a wide variety of soft-tissue and orthopedic surgeries, including ACL repairs, amputations, foreign body removals, cystotomies, mass removals, hernia repairs, mastectomies, pyometras, fracture repairs, luxating patella surgery, TECA, hematoma repair, cherry eye repair, exploratories, dental cleanings, and spay/neuter procedures.
- What safety protocols are in place for pets undergoing surgery?
- The center follows AAHA guidelines for anesthesia and monitoring, utilizing a 7-point-parameter system to track heart rate, respiration, oxygen saturation, CO2, blood pressure, temperature, and anesthetic levels. Additionally, they require pre-operative blood work for all surgeries, place an IV catheter for every patient, and perform a mandatory consultation before the surgery date to develop a personalized treatment plan.
- Who leads the surgical team at the center?
- The surgical team includes board-certified surgeons such as Dr. Tibor Lazar, a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons, and Dr. Gordon, who also achieved Diplomate status as a board-certified surgeon. Dr. Brenda Taddeo, the owner of Sully Animal Hospital, also practices at the center and is noted for her experience in surgeries and patient recovery.
- What is the typical process for a surgical patient?
- Patients are generally brought into the facility in the morning for preparation. Most surgeries are completed on an outpatient basis, with patients typically going home the same day in the afternoon. Discharge times are individualized to ensure the pet has safely recovered from anesthesia, and owners receive detailed instructions for follow-up care.
Contact & hours
Address
5097 Westfields Blvd
Centreville
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