Advanced Minimally Invasive Pet Surgery in San Pedro, Los Angeles CA
Cutting-Edge Minimally Invasive Pet Surgery for Less Pain and Faster Recovery

Minimally Invasive Surgery for Pets
Minimally invasive surgery (MIS) uses small incisions and miniature cameras to perform precise operations while minimizing tissue trauma.
Making its way from human medicine to veterinary use in the early 2000s, MIS reduces the physical and emotional toll of surgery on humans and pets alike.
Pets recover faster, experience less discomfort, and often go home the same day as their MIS procedure. At Your Service Veterinary Hospital is a proud service provider and pioneer of minimally invasive surgery for animals—we’re here to secure the best outcomes with minimal stress for your pet.


Our Minimally Invasive Surgeries
Laparoscopic Procedures
Laparoscopic Spay (LOVE Spay)
Laparoscopic ovariectomy or LOVE Spay removes a dog's ovaries via small incisions through which a camera and surgical instruments are inserted.
This allows for greater precision, faster recovery time, and fewer post-op medications.
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Laparoscopic Ovarian Remnant Removal
This procedure is performed to remove residual ovarian tissue left behind during a previous spay surgery.
It involves identifying and carefully removing the remaining ovarian tissue to resolve persisting symptoms of heat and prevent future complications.
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Laparoscopic Biopsy and Exploration
Laparoscopic biopsies allow precise, low-risk examinations of your pet’s internal organs without needing large incisions.
This advanced technique ensures accurate diagnoses while minimizing discomfort for your pet.
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Laparoscopic Cryptorchid Surgery
Laparoscopic Cryptorchid Surgery is a procedure used to locate and remove undescended testicles in dogs.
It effectively serves as a dog neuter or cat neuter procedure while promoting less post-operative pain and faster recovery time.
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Endoscopic Diagnostics and Treatments
Endoscopy
Endoscopy uses a flexible tube with a camera inserted through your pet’s mouth or rectum to examine its gastrointestinal tract.
It allows us to diagnose and at times, treat conditions like foreign body obstructions, ulcers, or tumors without needing open surgery.
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Bronchoscopy
Bronchoscopy involves using a camera to view your pet’s airways and lungs to diagnose conditions like chronic coughing, bronchitis, cancer, or airway obstructions.
It’s also used to collect discharge samples or remove foreign bodies.
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Cystoscopy
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Rhinoscopy
Rhinoscopy examines your pet’s nose and oral cavity to diagnose causes of chronic nasal discharge, bleeding, or infections.
This minimally invasive procedure is also an effective method for removing foreign objects stuck in your pet’s nasal passages. It’s especially necessary for pets in Southern California who are at constant risk of inhaling sharp, barbed seeds from regional plants like foxtails.
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What to Expect During Your Pet’s Minimally Invasive Surgery


Based on the pre-evaluation results, we tailor an anesthesia protocol to maximize your pet’s comfort and safety during their minimally invasive surgery.
Rest assured, we only use Sevoflurane gas anesthesia for our procedures. This is known as the safest gas anesthetic and is widely used by children's hospitals across the country.

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