Laparoscopy, or keyhole surgery, offers significant benefits for small animals. One of the main advantages of this minimally invasive surgical technique is that it uses only small incisions, significantly reducing tissue trauma. As a result, animals usually heal faster and can return to their normal activities, whether it's playing or walking, sooner.

Thanks to the smaller incisions, post-operative pain is also minimised, which means that owners will need fewer painkillers for their pets after surgery. There is also a lower risk of infection and other post-operative complications with laparoscopic procedures, as surgeons damage as little tissue as possible during surgery.

The special cameras used during laparoscopic surgery provide detailed images of internal structures, which help to make an accurate diagnosis and more effective treatment. Patients can often be discharged home the same day after surgery, reducing hospital costs and stress for the animals.

Laparoscopy is widely used to treat a variety of conditions, including castration, tumour removal, sampling, gastric wall fixation and urinary tract surgery, and offers an optimal solution for a wide range of problems. In addition, laparoscopic surgeries are performed by experienced, skilled surgeons with years of experience in minimally invasive surgical techniques.