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Cypress Veterinary Hospital
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When my dog Triton got ran into by the truck and I saw his mutilated leg for the first time laying open with life's fluid pumping out of one of a minor arterie, I feared he would die very soon. Dr. Caballero's office is just a couple of minutes from my house, I pass it everyday going to work. We rushed my dog to the clinic there on Cypress N Houston and as I walked through the door I called to the nurse that he had a busted artery and she called the doctor to the surgery room. Dr. Caballero and his staff immediately went to work as we layed my boy on the table. They brought him out of shock, did a couple of test, and before perfoming surgery, the doctor seemed to think that we may need to amputate the leg. I told him that Triton was still moving his leg even after the accident, although it seemed impossible looking at it, and from there he promptly went into what must have been a 2 and a half hour surgery. When all was said and done the Doctor was extremely pleased with how the surgery came out. He was able to reconstruct the muscles with stitches, repair the damaged artery (I believe that's called a suture?), and apply all of his skin right back to where it should go with the use of staples. By the 2nd day after surgery I picked my boy up and he was putting more pressure than I could believe onto his leg, of course still limping, but he had use of his leg and even still.... he simply still had his leg. I would recommend Dr. Cabellero and his staff to anyone, especially someone needing a doctor who can think on his toes even when a hard situation is thrusted on him.
Pros: Convenient, reassuring, courteous, helpful
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