VetScalpel flexible waveguide surgical CO2 lasers help veterinarians achieve more precise results with less blood loss, less tissue trauma, and therefore less pain and inflammation.

VetScalpel laser products are successfully used for incision, excision, vaporization, ablation, and coagulation of soft tissue in many veterinary avian and exotic surgical procedures.

Clinical Applications in Avian & Exotic Laser Surgery

VetScalpel veterinary surgical lasers are the appropriate tool for performing numerous avian and exotic laser surgery procedures including:

  • Adrenal gland removal
  • Amputation
  • Anal sac removal
  • Avian pox lesion removal
  • Bumblefoot
  • Canthoplasty for lid deformities
  • Castration
  • Caesarian section
  • Constricted toe syndrome
  • Choanal opening
  • Eyelid polyp removal
  • Fibrosarcoma removal
  • Gonadectomy
  • Granulation tissue ablation
  • Histiocytoma of forepaw
  • Hysterectomy
  • Lipoma removal
  • Liver mass removal
  • Lymph node biopsy
  • Nasal polyp removal
  • Ovary ablation
  • Papilloma removal
  • Renal adenocarcinoma
  • Sebaceous adenomas
  • Skin incisions
  • Stripping of tendons
  • Synovial cell sarcoma removal
  • Traumatic wound debridement
  • Uterine adenocarcinoma
  • Vocal fold excision
  • Xanthoma removal
  • And many more…

WHAT VETERINARIANS SAY

I love the laser and use it for everything. It is the one and only piece of equipment that makes a profit.

Dr. Suzanne Ellen Solvin
Westside Animal Hospital, Newman, CA

WHY CHOSE LASER? The answer is simple. Patients that have laser surgery experience dramatically less pain than with conventional surgery. CO2 lasers seal the nerve endings. Without the “raw” severed nerve, the patient feels little pain or discomfort. These patients...

Animal Medical Diagnostic Center
Valrico, FL

It is now fair to say that various surgical lasers have extended the operative precision, range, and morbidity reduction in small animal surgery. Equine upper airway surgery has also been revolutionized, and there are certainly many applications yet to be developed.

Stephen W. Crane, DVM
“Lasers in Medicine and Surgery”, Vet Clin Small Anim 32 (2002) xi-xii. Elsevier Science (USA)

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