For any pet owner, learning that a beloved dog needs emergency surgery can be an extremely worrying experience — especially when more than one pet in the family requires urgent treatment.
Lilach Shem Tov shared her experience after her two dogs, Nelly and Pitsi, a Shih Tzu and a Poodle, underwent emergency spay surgery at Thonglor Pet Hospital Pattaya.
Throughout their treatment, the veterinary team worked together to provide close care. Dr. Hemsuda was responsible for the surgical care, while Dr. Puy, a veterinarian specializing in cardiology, supported the assessment and monitoring of cardiovascular function when appropriate for the patients' conditions.
After a stressful period, Lilach was able to be with Nelly and Pitsi again and shared a message that meant a great deal to our entire team.

“Best hospital in Pattaya! Saved my dogs' life!”
Lilach also expressed her appreciation for the veterinary team's professionalism, experience, kindness, gentle care and dedication, and thanked the Thonglor Pet Hospital team for taking care of Nelly and Pitsi throughout their treatment.
Kind words from pet owners mean a great deal to the team at Thonglor Pet Hospital. But what matters most to us is seeing our patients come through an important period of treatment and return to the families who love them.
We are very happy to have been part of Nelly and Pitsi’s care, and we thank Lilach for trusting Thonglor Pet Hospital Pattaya with these two beloved members of her family. 💙
We wish Nelly and Pitsi continued good health and many more happy years with their family.
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The veterinarian will assess the dog's overall condition and the urgency of the problem. Blood tests and other diagnostic examinations may be recommended depending on the individual case to evaluate important organ functions and help plan anesthesia and surgery appropriately.
Some dogs may have an existing heart condition, cardiovascular risk factors or other concerns that require closer assessment. A veterinarian specializing in cardiology can help evaluate and monitor cardiovascular function when appropriate for the individual patient.
Owners should monitor appetite, water intake, urination, bowel movements, activity level, breathing and the surgical wound. Significant lethargy, breathing difficulty, persistent vomiting, bleeding or abnormal swelling or redness around the wound should be reported to the veterinary team.