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Monarch Pet Surgery

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Monarch Pet Surgery PLLC is a mobile veterinary surgery service, providing specialist-level small animal surgery to pet owners in the Central Texas region by working out of their local primary care veterinary office.

04/11/2024

Happy National Pet day! Did you know that approximately 86.9 million American households own a pet?!

Just like you, we are pet owners! We understand the unique and very special bond between people and their pets. We can't imagine our lives without our pets! Show us photos of your pets in the comments!

10/04/2022

Oliver is the most handsome and distinguished gentleman, but he recently experienced multiple episodes of urinary obstruction. Urinary obstruction is a medical emergency in any species and can be life threatening if not treated promptly. After multiple blocking episodes, Oliver’s mom chose to pursue perineal urethrostomy for him. Perineal urethrostomy is a surgery where we create a wider urethral opening to prevent future episodes of urinary obstruction. The Monarch team loved working with Oliver and we are so happy that he has recovered well from surgery. Enjoy your obstruction-free future, Oliver!

08/26/2022

Bayleigh is a gorgeous, 11 year old, dapple Dachshund that was diagnosed with a thyroid tumor after her mom noticed a growth in her neck. The Monarch team traveled to her primary care veterinary clinic to perform a thyroidectomy, or removal of her right thyroid gland. Dogs have paired thyroid glands, one on the left and one on the right of the trachea. Occasionally the two are connected by a thin strip of thyroid tissue, but in most cases they remain separate. Removal of one thyroid gland still leaves plenty of thyroid tissue to provide normal levels of thyroid hormone in the body. Bayleigh has made an excellent recovery from surgery and is enjoying her tumor free life!

07/26/2022

Earlier this month the Monarch team had the pleasure of helping Wade feel better by removing his cancerous spleen. Wade was previously diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma and it had unfortunately spread to his spleen (among other sites). The expansion of his spleen by the cancer was causing Wade discomfort and he was bleeding into his abdomen, making him feel weak. We removed his spleen as a palliative measure, meaning we aren’t able to cure his cancer but the surgery helps improve his comfort and energy level. Wade’s spleen was very enlarged and weighed 4 pounds on it’s own!! His mom reports that Wade is feeling so much better after his surgery and that his appetite, energy level, and playful spirit have returned to normal. The entire Monarch team fell in love with this sweetest boy and we are so glad that we were able to help him enjoy life again!

04/15/2022

Nikita is a beautiful Husky mix that needed a left TPLO to stabilize her knee after she ruptured her ACL. The Monarch team traveled north to Hewitt, Texas (just outside of Waco) to do surgery for this sweet girl. We even got to stop at Buc-ees on our way home to visit our favorite Texas mascot!

03/29/2022

T***k is a 12 year old indoor/outdoor kitty cat who came home limping after a short trip outside. X-rays showed that he had dislocated his left hip. We recently performed an FHO (removal of the femoral head and neck) to alleviate his pain.

He is the sweetest boy, always purring and nuzzling us as we examined him! He handled anesthesia without any complications and is doing great at home since surgery last week.

03/18/2022

Meadow is an incredibly sweet 12 year old Miniature Poodle that lost her right eye due to trauma several years ago. She has since developed a cataract in her left eye which left her unable to see. When she suddenly became painful in the left eye, she was diagnosed with an anterior lens luxation. Since she was already blind and had adapted well, the recommended treatment was enucleation (removal of the eye) to relieve her pain. Monarch Pet Surgery performed her enucleation earlier this week and she did amazing! Even though she is an older girl, she handled the anesthesia beautifully and was eating dinner normally that night. We are so proud of her and loved being a part of Meadow’s care team!

03/05/2022

Rookie is an adorable Aussie-Doodle that tore his right ACL in January. ACL rupture is the most common orthopedic injury in dogs and it results in instability of the knee. TPLO surgery stabilizes the knee by changing the slope of the tibia (shin bone), which changes the interaction between the bones at the knee joint.

Rookie had a right TPLO last week and is doing great in recovery. Once his bone heals up he will be able to run and play without pain. We loved working with this sweet, curly-haired boy!

01/19/2022

Joshua Welch is the administrative director for Monarch Pet Surgery PLLC. Joshua graduated from the University of South Florida in 2013 with a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences and a minor in Public Health. He then completed his Doctorate of Pharmacy at the University of Florida in 2017. He worked as a registered pharmacist in a clinical position, counseling patients over the phone, until July 2021. During this time he passed a board certification examination for Geriatric Pharmacy, earning his board certification in 2021. He made the difficult decision to leave the field of pharmacy in 2021 in order to join his wife (Dr. Bascuñán) in her dream of starting Monarch Pet Surgery PLLC. He loves all animals and kindly tolerates Dr. Bascuñán bringing home a new pet more often than she ought to.

01/19/2022

Maggie Heard comes to Round Rock as a recent transplant from Tucson, Arizona. She serves as Monarch Pet Surgery’s administrative and veterinary assistant. Maggie met Dr. Bascuñán in 2007 on a study abroad trip to Ecuador, where they studied biodiversity in the rainforest. She graduated in 2008 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of Arizona. She has since built her career in administration and will bring her excellent customer service skills to Monarch. Maggie has three cats (Hank, Dean, and Bernadette) and a cocker spaniel (Libby) at home, and looks forward to taking great care of your pet!

01/19/2022

Chelsey Santiago is a licensed veterinary technician (Texas and Colorado) and is excited to lend her expertise to Monarch Pet Surgery. Chelsey received her degree in Animal Science from the Bel-Rea Institute of Animal Technology in Denver, Colorado in 2013. Chelsey’s passion in veterinary medicine is surgery and anesthesia. Patience, compassion, and client education are Chelsey’s pillars for exceptional pet care. Chelsey is also Fear-Free certified, so she has many tricks to keep patients calm and content at visits. Chelsey has worked as an LVT at small animal practices in the Central Texas region over the last 5 years. Outside of work, Chelsey enjoys gardening, reading, and crafting. Her pets are Indie, a Pit Bull, and Blooper, a Boston Terrier/Husky/Pit Bull mix. She also has three chickens (Grita, F***y, and Flora).

01/19/2022

Dr. Bascuñán is a board-certified small animal surgeon and the owner of Monarch Pet Surgery. Her expertise is derived from ten years of secondary education and five years of advanced surgical training. She graduated in 2008 from Arizona State University/Barrett Honors College with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a minor in Psychology. She then went on to complete her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine at Colorado State University in 2014. Following veterinary school she completed a one year internship at the Texas A&M Veterinary Teaching Hospital and a four year small animal surgical residency at the University of Florida. During her residency training she also earned her Master of Veterinary Science degree from the University of Florida. After completing her residency in 2019, Dr. Bascuñán passed the board certification exam for small animal surgery, earning her Diplomate status with the American College of Veterinary Surgery (Small Animal focus) in 2020. Dr. Bascuñán has three dogs (Lola, Dolly, and Oso) and three cats (Elmer, Poppy, and Pete) at home. She has a particular love of pit bulls and Boston Terriers (preferably mixed together!).

Address

Round Rock, TX

Opening Hours

Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+15123480181

Website

http://www.monarchpets.com/

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