Welcome to FurWell Veterinary Hospital, where our veterinary team offers cryotherapy as a safe, effective option for treating certain skin lesions, warts, and small masses in pets.
Cryotherapy uses extreme cold, typically in the form of liquid nitrogen, to freeze and destroy abnormal tissue such as skin tags, benign warts, small growths, and certain types of lesions. It is a minimally invasive procedure that often requires little to no anesthesia and allows for a quick recovery. At FurWell Veterinary Hospital, cryotherapy is performed by our experienced veterinary team with careful attention to your pet’s safety and comfort. It is an excellent alternative to surgical removal for appropriate cases, minimizing recovery time while effectively addressing skin conditions.
Before performing cryotherapy, our veterinarians evaluate the lesion or mass to determine if this treatment is appropriate. We discuss the procedure, expected outcomes, and any alternatives with you so you can make an informed decision for your pet.
Cryotherapy is typically performed in a brief, outpatient visit. The affected area is treated with liquid nitrogen to freeze the abnormal tissue. Most pets tolerate the procedure well, and many do not require sedation. Your pet can usually go home the same day.
After cryotherapy, our team provides clear aftercare instructions. The treated area may appear swollen or crusty as it heals, which is a normal part of the process. We schedule a follow-up to confirm the tissue has resolved and your pet is healing well.
Cryotherapy removes abnormal tissue without the need for surgical incisions, reducing discomfort and recovery time for your pet.
Most pets return to normal activities quickly after cryotherapy. There is no need for extended rest or complex aftercare in most cases.
When appropriate, cryotherapy is a highly effective treatment for skin lesions, small masses, and benign growths. Our veterinary team carefully selects cases where this approach will provide the best outcome.
Cryotherapy uses liquid nitrogen to freeze and destroy abnormal skin tissue such as warts, skin tags, and small benign growths. It is a minimally invasive alternative to surgery. To learn if your pet is a candidate, call (864) 292-6433.
Cryotherapy pricing depends on the size and location of the lesion. For a cost estimate, contact our team at (864) 292-6433.
Recovery from cryotherapy is typically quick. The treated area may appear swollen or crusty as the tissue heals. Our team provides detailed aftercare instructions and schedules a follow-up visit.
Most pets tolerate cryotherapy well and do not require sedation. We take every measure to ensure your pet’s comfort and safety during the procedure. Ask our team about what to expect at (864) 292-6433.
To schedule a cryotherapy consultation, call (864) 292-6433 or visit FurWell Veterinary Hospital at 1901 Brushy Creek Rd, Greer, SC 29650. We are open Monday–Thursday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
If your pet has a skin tag, wart, or small growth that needs attention, contact FurWell Veterinary Hospital. Call us at (864) 292-6433 or visit us at 1901 Brushy Creek Rd, Greer, SC 29650. We are open Monday–Thursday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
