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Laser Lithotripsy

Bladder stones broken up and removed with laser energy -no incision, no cutting into the bladder. First thulium laser lithotripsy in California, in Mission Viejo.
Why Thulium

Laparoscopic Spay

Two tiny incisions instead of one large one. Removes only the ovaries, reducing surgical risk and speeding recovery. Performed in Mission Viejo since 2007.
Why Two Incisions

Laparoscopic Gastropexy

Prevents life-threatening gastric dilation volvulus (GDV) in at-risk breeds through minimally invasive surgery in Mission Viejo, serving South Orange County.
Prevent Bloat

Cryptorchid Neuter

Minimally invasive removal of undescended testicles with better visualization and shorter anesthesia time. Laparoscopic neuter in Mission Viejo, CA.
Why It Matters

Rhinoscopy

Endoscopic examination of nasal passages to diagnose foreign matter, tumors, fungal issues, and chronic inflammation. Rhinoscopy for dogs and cats in Mission Viejo.
Inside the Nose

Cystoscopy

Endoscopic bladder examination that can diagnose and remove stones without open surgery. Cystoscopy for dogs and cats in Mission Viejo, Orange County.
Inside the Bladder

Endoscopy

Advanced diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy for gastrointestinal and respiratory conditions, including foreign body removal, in Mission Viejo, CA.
See a Real Case

Otoscopy

Video otoscopy for chronic ear infections -finding foreign bodies, polyps, and eardrum conditions without guesswork. Serving Mission Viejo and South Orange County.
Inside the Ear
Owner Guides

After the procedure.

A day-by-day guide to recovery at home after laparoscopic surgery -what is normal, and what is not.
Recovery Guide
Contact

Let’s Talk About Your Pet.

Book Appointment
Text Us
(949) 272-2233
mailinfo@osopetcare.com
place26852 Oso Pkwy / Mission Viejo, CA 92691
scheduleMon - Fri | 8 AM - 6 PM

Laparoscopic Spay

When your pet needs a spay, every detail matters. Our laparoscopic approach uses two small half-inch incisions instead of a traditional two-to-four inch cut -resulting in up to 65% less pain and a faster, gentler recovery for your companion.We have been performing this advanced procedure since 2007, making us one of the few hospitals in all of Orange County with this level of experience. Your pet is in trusted, expert hands.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is laparoscopic spay different from traditional spay?

It uses two half-inch incisions instead of a 2-4 inch cut, resulting in 65% less pain and a much faster recovery.

Is my pet a candidate for laparoscopic spay?

Most female dogs and cats are candidates -our doctors will confirm during your consultation.

How quickly will my pet recover?

Most pets are back to normal within a few days, compared to 10-14 days with a traditional spay.
Why Choose Oso
Experience You Can TrustOver 20 years of advanced surgical expertise and minimally invasive specialization -caring for your pet at the highest level.Personal Follow-UpA real member of our team checks on your pet the day after every visit. No automation, just genuine care.Compassion at Every StepOur fear-free philosophy means your pet is met with calm, gentle hands -from the front door to recovery.
Owner Guides

Compare the two.

A plain-English guide to how laparoscopic and traditional spay differ, day by day, through the first week home.
Compare Spay Types
Contact

Let’s Talk About Your Pet.

Book Appointment
Text Us
(949) 272-2233
mailinfo@osopetcare.com
place26852 Oso Pkwy / Mission Viejo, CA 92691
scheduleMon - Fri | 8 AM - 6 PM