Hip surgery restores your dog’s confident stride.
A healthy hip makes all the difference in how your dog moves and lives. We help resolve chronic discomfort and restore confidence with each step.
Symptoms of hip pain in dogs you shouldn’t ignore
Many pet owners mistake these signs for normal aging, but they may be treatable joint problems.
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Stiffness or reluctance to rise after rest
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Difficulty standing, climbing stairs, or jumping
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Audible popping or clicking in the hip
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Pain when touched near the hips
Why does treating your dog's hip problems early matter?
Chronic hip pain won’t resolve on its own.
Without surgery, joint damage often worsens over time, making recovery harder and less effective.
Early action leads to better outcomes.
Waiting too long allows arthritis and muscle loss to set in—making surgery and recovery more difficult.
Treating the cause is better long-term.
Addressing the root issue surgically helps prevent further degeneration and improves daily mobility.
Hip stability is essential to movement.
Repairing the joint gives your dog the ability to walk, run, and play with less strain and more confidence.
What to expect before & after surgery
From initial consultation to full recovery, we provide clear guidance and support at every step to ensure the best outcome for your pet.
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Before Surgery
Your general care vet performs a pre-surgical workup to assess your dog’s condition, helping ensure they are ready for the procedure.
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Surgery Day
We bring expert orthopedic surgery to trusted veterinary clinics in Tri-Cities and Spokane.
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Recovery Process
A check-in at two weeks helps monitor healing and ensure a smooth return to normal activity.
We provide a better experience for you & your pet.
We make orthopedic surgery easier for pets and their people. Get clear, compassionate care tailored to your pet’s needs.
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Orthopedic only – We don’t offer general care—just targeted procedures.
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Cost-conscious care – High-quality treatment without inflated pricing.
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We come to you – Surgery is done at trusted clinics near you.
Still have questions?
We’ve got answers.
Our goal is to help you understand the condition and the solution. This section covers the facts, options, and recovery expectations you’ll want to know.
