Pet Orthopedic and Surgical Center for Dogs and Cats, Taling Chan Animal Hospital.
Bring back the sounds of your dogs and cats playing, and the bright smiles of your parents…Once again
Every time we see our once cheerful dogs and cats suddenly walking abnormally, reluctant to get up or run, or even whimpering in pain when we try to pick them up, we understand how heartbroken we are as parents. We long for them to be able to run and play happily again like before.
Sometimes, the cause of this pain stems from problems that are not visible externally, such as issues with bones and joints. Hip dysplasia in dogs or Patella dislocation What symptoms could signal to your parents that their child may have a bone or joint problem that requires a doctor's examination?
Symptoms that are a sign of disease.Bone and joint problems in dogs and cats.
The pet is walking or running in an unusual way, limping.
The dog and cat refuse to walk.
My dog and cat don't jump up and down the sofa or other high places like they used to.
The dogs and cats are clearly having difficulty standing up and sitting down.
It showed signs of pain when we touched its leg.
Not as cheerful and playful as before
The hind legs are weak.
All of these worrisome symptoms are signs that you should take your pet to an orthopedic veterinarian urgently.
And at the Orthopedic and Joint Center, Taling Chan Animal Hospital. We're not just looking at... “Treatment” But we look to “"Restoring Quality of Life"” For your children and pets. For everyone who comes in for treatment by... “"Dr. Tang," Dr. Burapong Suteerat. A veterinarian at the Orthopedic Center of Taling Chan Animal Hospital with 180 cases of hip surgery and 10 years of experience in patellar luxation surgery. (Data as of May 2026)
With state-of-the-art equipment and operating rooms that meet the same standards as human operating rooms, we can accurately diagnose the root cause of the problem and plan the most thorough treatment possible, including:
Surgical treatment of hip osteoarthritis in dogs involves total hip replacement (THC) and head resection.
Surgical correction of patellar luxation in pets.
Surgical repair of torn knee ligaments in pets.
Treatment of all types of fractures and broken bones
In addition to surgical treatment, we also have...Alternative treatments for bone and joint diseases without surgery. Taking into account the suitability for each condition and age group, such as physical therapy treatment,Pet Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy Center
However, if surgery ultimately becomes necessary, we pay close attention to every step to ensure the surgery goes as smoothly as possible.
Even before surgery, all pets must undergo a pre-operative physical examination, and older pets will have their hearts checked by a specialist veterinarian.Cardiovascular and Respiratory CenterIn pets, to reduce the risks associated with anesthesia.
During surgery, your pet's vital signs will be closely monitored while under anesthesia by an anesthesiologist.Anesthesia Center of Taling Chan Animal Hospital This includes close post-operative care until the child recovers, to minimize pain and promote the fastest possible recovery.
Veterinarian at the Pet Orthopedic Surgery Center, Taling Chan Animal Hospital.
Dr.Burapong Sutheerat
(Dr. Tang)
Orthopedics Center, Surgery Center
Dr.Maneeret Thamwipat
(Dr. Aum)
Orthopedics Center, Surgery Center
Review of orthopedic treatment at Taling Chan Animal Hospital.
Dr. Tang, a veterinary orthopedic specialist at Taling Chan Animal Hospital, has compiled all the most frequently asked questions from pet owners about environmental factors affecting their pets' joints and bones, and explained them clearly in this video!
This video shares the owner's firsthand experience from the beginning, serving as a guide for all dog owners should an unexpected event happen to their pets. It will help you be prepared and make the right decisions.
The owner of Helicopter shares the story of their decision to have Helicopter's hip replaced by Dr. Tang.
We tried everything, both physical therapy and medication, but nothing worked. That's when we decided to take him for hip surgery with Dr. Tang.
Because when the puppies of these dogs are able to run again, no matter how far, they'll be brought along. Dolly's case proves that deciding to seek treatment is the right decision.
Little Letter, a member of the Little Dog Club, underwent surgery for a dislocated patella with Dr. Tang. Little Letter is the third dog from the club to receive treatment at Taling Chan Animal Hospital.
What is hip dysplasia in dogs? How to treat it? What can we do to prevent our beloved dogs from getting this disease?
One of them had both patellar dislocation and hip dysplasia, to the point where he didn't want to walk or run. His cheerfulness disappeared, but he was treated until he could run and play again.
Hip dysplasia in dogs, if treated correctly, will allow them to run and play again and live happily again. Dr. Burapong Suthirat or Doctor Tang, a veterinarian at the Bone and Joint Center of Talingchan Animal Hospital, will explain in detail the various treatment methods, breeds at risk, and how to care for dogs with hip dysplasia so that they can live happily.
The dog walks with his leg raised, walks strangely, cries in pain when held. He may have “patellar dislocation”.
How does patellar dislocation affect dogs? And how can it be treated? Let's listen to Dr. Tang from Taling Chan Animal Hospital share his knowledge.
Nong White, a cat who was hit by a car and had a broken leg, broken jaw, and broken pelvis, can be said that his condition is very serious. This time, we invited Dr. Tang to sit down and talk about his condition and treatment methods until he can walk normally again. It was clearly seen from the first day he came for treatment. I'll tell you that there are also some thoughts from the doctor for pet owners in the clip.
How many days does it take for a Pomeranian dog to walk after undergoing surgery to correct a dislocated patella? You have to ask Uni, who was able to run around just one day after the surgery.
Before each surgery on a dog or cat, the doctor will prepare for the safety of each cat during the surgery. But what are the preparation steps? If anyone wants to know, let me tell you that this clip is extremely exclusive.
Revealing the working life of an orthopedic veterinarian and what they do in a day. We also take you to see the atmosphere when the doctor performed surgery on a dog with a torn knee ligament and a hip replacement. If you like it, don't forget to like and subscribe to Dr. Tang.
How to treat a dog with a torn knee ligament? Let’s listen to the methods and some information from Dr. Tang, a veterinarian specializing in orthopedics and joints at Taling Chan Animal Hospital, along with sharing the experience of Moji’s mother who chose to bring her dog to have surgery on her torn knee ligament with Dr. Tang, until she was happy to be able to run and play again.