This minimally invasive procedure focuses on the removal of polyps from a pet's stomach.

Rectal polyps are benign growths that can be alarming when detected but are typically non-cancerous.

Anal gland cancer, while less common than in dogs, can be a significant concern for cat owners.

Rectal polyps, while relatively rare, with early diagnosis and appropriate treatment, many dogs continue to lead healthy lives.

Intestinal blockages in dogs are a significant health concern and one of the more common emergencies that veterinarians encounter.

Stomach cancer, although relatively rare in cats, poses a serious health concern for felines.

Anal gland cancer in dogs is a subject that needs earnest attention for those who might be noticing symptoms in their dogs.

Though less common than other types of cancer, it is often aggressive and can spread rapidly, affecting quality of life and lifespan.