West Flamingo Animal Hospital: 5445 West Flamingo Road Las Vegas, Nevada 89103
Call Us Now: (702) 876-2111
Mon – Fri: 8:00 am – 8:00 pm. Sat – Sun: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
High-tech fiber optic permits direct visual examination and biopsies of your pet’s gastrointestinal system. This allows for more accurate diagnosis and treatment of oral, esophageal, stomach, colon and even respiratory tract disease. Foreign objects can also be removed without the need for surgery. All of West Flamingo Animal Hospital’s endoscopists are thoroughly trained, experienced, and ready to help keep your pet’s health at its best.
At West Flamingo Animal Hospital, we’re proud to offer advanced diagnostic tools—including endoscopy—to provide less invasive, highly accurate insights into your pet’s health. Endoscopy allows our veterinarians to view the internal organs and structures of your pet’s body without the need for major surgery.
Endoscopy is a minimally invasive procedure that uses a flexible tube with a camera (an endoscope) to visually examine areas such as the gastrointestinal tract, respiratory system, and nasal passages. This technology enables us to detect inflammation, blockages, foreign objects, and tumors with precision and minimal discomfort to your pet.
Our veterinarians may recommend endoscopy for pets experiencing:
Chronic vomiting or diarrhea
Unexplained weight loss
Nasal discharge or sneezing
Difficulty swallowing or persistent coughing
Suspected ingestion of foreign objects
Minimally invasive – Less pain, quicker recovery, and no large incisions
Highly accurate – Provides real-time visuals to help guide treatment
Efficient diagnosis – Allows tissue sample collection (biopsy) during the procedure
Our team is trained in the latest endoscopic techniques and uses this technology to make informed decisions about your pet’s treatment. If your dog or cat needs advanced diagnostics, you can trust West Flamingo Animal Hospital to deliver exceptional care.
We will treat every pet with a similar sympathy that we would expect for our own pets.
eddy
Teddy is a white Bichon Frise born 12-24-2006– purchased by Lillian Sutton-11-28-07. Named Odie the dog was physically abused by Lillian’s husband apparently hit with a broom. My daughter rescued the dog from her employee Lillian. I adopted Odie and named him Teddy.
Teddy has gotten over his fear of men. With love and patience Teddy has become a great little dog full of life. Teddy loves other dogs and children.
Thank you for caring for Teddy.