Veterinary Endoscopy & Minimally Invasive Surgery

Advanced Diagnosis & Treatment for Cats, Dogs and Exotic Pets

Is your pet experiencing chronic vomiting, difficulty urinating, loss of appetite, persistent diarrhoea, or suspected of swallowing a foreign object?

At CT Vet, we offer advanced veterinary endoscopy and minimally invasive surgical procedures to diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions with greater precision, less pain, and faster recovery compared to traditional surgery whenever appropriate. 

Using state-of-the-art equipment, our veterinarians can examine your pet's internal organs, obtain biopsy samples, and in selected cases, remove foreign objects or assist in treatment planning all while minimising surgical trauma.

What is Veterinary Endoscopy?
Veterinary endoscopy is a minimally invasive procedure that uses a small camera to examine the inside of your pet's body without requiring large surgical incisions in many cases.

Depending on your pet's condition, endoscopy may be recommended to:

• Diagnose gastrointestinal disorders
• Investigate chronic vomiting or diarrhoea
• Retrieve swallowed foreign objects (selected cases)
• Collect biopsy samples for accurate diagnosis
• Assess selected urinary tract conditions, including certain FLUTD cases where appropriate
• Support the diagnosis of other internal conditions

 How Endoscopy Can Help in Selected FLUTD Cases
Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD) refers to a group of conditions affecting a cat's lower urinary tract.

In selected cases, endoscopy may help our veterinarians further assess the urinary tract, identify underlying abnormalities, and support treatment planning. The most appropriate diagnostic approach will always depend on your pet's specific condition.

 What to Expect?

1. Consultation and physical examination

2. Diagnostic assessment

3. Anaesthetic evaluation (if required)

4. Endoscopy procedure

5. Recovery monitoring

6. Home care instructions and follow-up

Frequently Asked Questions
Is endoscopy painful?
Your pet will be under appropriate anaesthesia or sedation during the procedure. Most pets experience less discomfort compared to traditional surgery where endoscopy is suitable.

Will my pet need general anaesthesia?
Most endoscopic procedures require general anaesthesia to ensure your pet remains comfortable and still during the examination.

Can endoscopy remove foreign objects?
In many cases, yes. Depending on the size, location, and type of object, endoscopy may allow removal without open surgery.

How long is the recovery?
Recovery varies depending on the procedure performed, but many pets recover more quickly than they would after conventional surgery.

Available by Appointment 

If your pet is showing signs such as repeated vomiting, chronic diarrhoea, difficulty urinating, loss of appetite, or is suspected of swallowing a foreign object, early assessment is important.

Contact CT Vet today to find out whether veterinary endoscopy is the most suitable option for your pet.

 WhatsApp us at +60184047306, we’ll guide you on the safest, most effective option for your pet.