1600 S Grand HWY, Clermont, FL 34711
1600 S Grand HWY, Clermont, FL 34711
Advanced imaging, specialty surgery, and rehabilitation work together, so your pet gets a coordinated plan and you know what happens next.
When your pet is hurting, decisions feel heavy. You’re weighing pain, cost, and recovery – and you deserve a plan you can trust.
No one should have to guess what’s right for their family member. We’ll walk you through every step with kindness, clarity, and honesty.
Common questions we answer early:
✔︎ Do they really need surgery, or is there a less invasive option?
✔︎ Why more imaging, weren’t radiographs enough?
✔︎ What happens on consult day and on surgery day?
✔︎ How will we manage cost, recovery, and aftercare?
Locally and privately veterinarian owned and operated, Kinetic Veterinary Specialists is built around one simple idea: care should feel personal, thoughtful, and transparent. At Kinetic, you’ll meet a team that listens first, explains clearly, and treats your pet like family.
Our board-certified specialists and experienced surgeons are recognized internationally for advancing veterinary surgery and rehabilitation. Together with your primary veterinarian, we build precise, individualized treatment plans using advanced imaging, minimally invasive techniques, and integrated rehabilitation for smoother recoveries and long-term success, so your pet heals comfortably, and you feel supported at every step.
Arthroscopy, laparoscopy, thoracoscopy, interventional procedures.
Digital radiography, CT, MRI, and fluoroscopy for precise planning and to ensure precise clinical plans.
Underwater treadmill, shockwave, Class IV laser, acupuncture, manual therapies, custom home plans, Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) injections, Synovetin joint injections
Multimodal pain control, regional nerve blocks, vigilant monitoring for safer anesthesia.
CrCL tears with arthroscopic TPLO, patellar luxation, fracture repair, elbow/hip dysplasia, angular limb deformities, total joint replacement
Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS); airway surgery for Bulldogs, Pugs, and French Bulldogs, Gastric Dilatation and Volvulus (GDV) (Bloat), hepatobiliary, adrenal, thoracic, urinary and gastrointestinal (GI), oncologic procedures
Osteoarthritis management including Synovetin joint injections, Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) biological injections, shockwave, laser, acupuncture, manual manipulation, mobility carts (wheelchairs) and custom orthotics (braces), land-based exercises
Consult and Surgery Day Clarity: Expect two to four hours for the initial visit. Fasting of food after midnight the night before in case sedation is warranted. After surgery, plan for confinement (playpen or a small room) for approximately twelve weeks to protect the repair of orthopedic surgery. Typical soft tissue restrictions are for approximately four weeks to protect the repair.
For referring veterinarians, we prioritize fast, respectful communication before and after procedures, providing concise reports, access to imaging, and ready-to-share educational materials.
Your clients stay informed and confident – and your records stay complete.
Includes videos, condition guides, and recovery checklists.
Streamlines referrals and updates.
Capacity is limited to preserve our “one pet at a time” standard. Contact us early to secure your consultation.
We always present both paths when appropriate, with expected timelines, costs, and outcomes – so you can choose with confidence.