Trek Veterinary Surgery

08/02/2025

Jersey is a three-peat customer of the Trek Veterinary Surgery team! She had a left TPLO in 2021 and a right TPLO in 2023, and a bilateral plate explant just a few days ago.
While majority of TPLO patients will never need to have their plate and screws removed, less than 5% of cases do require an explant, most commonly due to local bacterial infection which may occur shortly after surgery or even years down the road. Removal of the hardware does not affect the limb correction made by the initial TPLO surgery and after a brief recovery period Jersey will be back to her favorite activities: hikes, squirrel chasing and naps in the sun!🌞

05/02/2025

A big congratulations to Luna on graduating from her second round of rehabilitation following her second TPLO surgery in the last year! She was such a rockstar excelling at very challenging exercises all throughout her rehab program. We are so proud of all the progress she has made and wish her all the best!🎓🥳

27/01/2025

Patient of the Week:
Meet Scout, a handsome 5-year-old shepherd mix, weighing in at 112 pounds of pure love. Scout recently underwent TPLO surgery with our team at Evans East Animal Hospital and we are wishing him all the best in his recovery ahead!

23/01/2025

Here's a post-op photo of sweet Basil! 🐾

A fun fact about this adventurer: Basil has been to 35 of the 50 states and loves to play soccer with her nose! ⚽️ She's currently working on her PT at home with her mom, getting lots of rest, and slowly but surely, working her way back to her usual playful self. 💖

Keep up the great work, Basil! 🐶✨

21/01/2025

🎉 Huge congratulations to Kipper on an incredible achievement! 🎓 11 weeks post-TPLO surgery and now officially graduating from rehab! We're so proud of you and can't wait to see you continue to thrive! 🐾💚

17/01/2025

🌟 Meet sweet Stella🐾 This 6 year old golden gal underwent TPLO surgery with the Trek team last week at The Center for Animal Wellness. Her mom reports that she is back to her sassy self, but still taking it easy with plenty of extra belly rubs and long naps (including her daily mid-morning snooze 😴). Keep resting up, Stella, we’re all cheering for you!

13/01/2025

WE ARE HIRING!!! Check out our job posting below or submit your resume to [email protected] to join the Trek Veterinary Surgery family today!

Trek Veterinary Surgery is looking for a highly motivated certified rehabilitation technician (CCRVT/CCRVN) to join our growing mobile rehab team. We are a surgeon owned and operated mobile surgery company that also provides in-home rehabilitation services to our post-operative patients as well as o...

20/12/2024

Big cheers for Tytus, who just wrapped up 9 rehab sessions following his right TPLO surgery! At 222 lbs of pure love, he’s been working hard to stay strong while waiting until spring for his left TPLO. To help his left stifle, we’ve been using kinesiology tape for extra comfort and support. Keep it up, Tytus—we’re so proud of you! 🐾💙

15/12/2024

Meet Annie Oakley, a 7-year-old Corgi who proves nothing can slow her down! Just one day post-TPLO surgery, Annie was back at her mom's dressage barn, enjoying life to the fullest thanks to her shiny new set of wheels. ✨

Here's to speedy recoveries and unstoppable spirits! 🐕💪

14/12/2024

🐾 Patient of the Week: Max 🐾

Meet Max, our incredible patient of the week! Max is a resilient tripod who underwent TPLO surgery with us at . 🦴✨ Before being adopted by his loving family, Max lost his other hind limb due to barbed wire entanglement—a tough start that he’s overcome with remarkable strength.

Recovering from TPLO surgery is challenging for any pet, but for a tripod, it’s even more demanding. With just one hind limb, Max is relying on extra support to regain his mobility. His dedicated family is using a Help 'Em Up harness to assist him as he navigates the first few weeks of recovery, focusing on balance and building strength.

Wishing Max all the best in his recovery!

12/12/2024

🎉 Congrats to Brody! 🎉

Brody has officially graduated from rehabilitation following TPLO surgery with our team! 🐾 He worked so hard to regain strength and mobility and looked so proud wearing his graduation cap. 🎓💙

We couldn’t be happier to see Brody thriving and back to being his amazing self. Join us in giving him a big round of applause! 👏🐶 -someProgress

06/12/2024

Meet Mochi! This adventurous Miniature Australian Shepherd visited the Trek team after suspected frostbite caused lameness and irritation in his left thoracic limb. To help him feel better, we performed a partial digit amputation.

In true Aussie spirit, Mochi was ready to be back to his wild self just one day after surgery! For now, though, he's sticking to activity restriction while his surgical site heals. Sending lots of love to this resilient little pup!

04/12/2024

Say hello to Bananas! 🍌🐾 This adorable 8-year-old Labrador Retriever recently had TPLO surgery with us at . When he’s not working on his recovery, Bananas is all about the cozy life—he loves snuggling up in blankets and melting hearts with his sweet personality. 🥰💙

Here’s to a smooth recovery, Bananas! You’ve got the whole Trek team rooting for you. 🙌

03/12/2024

🌟 Patient of the Week: Frankie! 🌟

Meet Frankie, a sweet 4-year-old mixed breed who came to see us at for TPLO surgery on her right hind limb. Frankie is beyond adorable and we wish her all the best in her recovery ahead!

02/12/2024

Meet Rollo! 🐾 This 5-year-old German Shepherd mix recently underwent TPLO surgery with our team at . Before finding his forever home, Rollo was named Santiago and lived on the streets of Texas. Now, he's living his best life with his loving family and is on the road to recovery. 💙

We're so proud of his progress and can't wait to see him back on his paws, enjoying all the adventures ahead! 🌟

29/11/2024

Say hello to Dexter, the sweetest boy who recently underwent a sialoadenectomy with us at ! 🐶✨

This specialized surgery was performed to treat a sialocele, a fluid-filled cavity that forms when saliva pools in the salivary glands or surrounding tissues. Sialoceles, also known as salivary gland cysts, occur due to trauma or infection that disrupts the normal flow of saliva into the mouth. While these cysts are often soft and painless, they can grow large and interfere with daily activities like eating or moving, making treatment essential.

Let’s give a round of "ap-paws" for Dexter’s recovery journey! 🐾

28/11/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from the Trek Veterinary Surgery team!!! 🦃

We are so thankful for our amazing partner hospitals and the wonderful patients and clients we get to serve every day!

26/11/2024

🐾 Patient of the Week: Axel 🐾

Meet Axel, a super handsome 7-year-old Rottweiler mix who stole our hearts last week! 💙 We visited to perform TPLO surgery for this sweet and stoic boy. Axel was an absolute champ throughout his procedure and recovery, showing us just how resilient he is. 💪🐶

We’re wishing Axel all the best as he continues his healing journey. Let’s all send him some love and paws-itive vibes! 🐾✨