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Santa Monica · Los Angeles

Advanced Minimally Invasive Veterinary Surgery in Los Angeles

Camera-guided surgery through small access points, when appropriate for your dog or cat. An individual plan, explained with care.

Laparoscopy, endoscopy and arthroscopy.
Laser and magnified surgical visualization.

Dr. Antonio Pedraza with a Labrador outside Sevilla Veterinary Hospital in Santa Monica
Expert hands.
A familiar face.
Dr. Antonio Pedraza Veterinary surgeon
Dr. Antonio Pedraza gently holding a border collie puppy in the exam room

Gentle hands.
Clear answers.

Dr. Antonio Pedraza

DVM · MVM

Dr. Pedraza combines minimally invasive surgical techniques with clear, honest communication, so you understand the options for your companion.

A surgical foundation Master’s degree in Small Animal Surgery and Traumatology, with post-graduate training in Europe.

Focused experience Laparoscopy, endoscopy, arthroscopy, orthopedic and soft tissue surgery.

At Sevilla Veterinary Hospital in Santa Monica.

Dr. Antonio Pedraza and a surgical colleague with live imaging in the operating room
Imaging equipment in the Santa Monica surgical suite
Imaging equipment
Surgical lights above the operating table
Surgical illumination

A clearer view.
A connected team.

4K imaging brings delicate anatomy into view. Our surgical team works with live imaging and patient monitoring in a sterile environment, with care extending through anesthesia, the procedure and recovery guidance.

  • HD laparoscopes, endoscopes and VITOM® exoscopic visualization
  • CO₂ laser and advanced energy devices
  • Vessel sealing and harmonic instruments
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From the first question to follow-up

Care that follows your companion home.

Every case begins with a conversation. The exact sequence varies, with each decision and the instructions for home shaped around your companion.

  1. Consultation and records

    Dr. Pedraza reviews the clinical question, available records and imaging, then explains which approaches may warrant discussion.

  2. Case-specific planning

    The proposed procedure, alternatives, anesthesia considerations and preparation are organized around the individual companion.

  3. Procedure day

    The team uses the planned visualization and instruments with monitored anesthesia. Findings may require the approach to change.

  4. Discharge and follow-up

    Families receive written guidance for medication, feeding, activity, incision care and follow-up based on the procedure performed.

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Here to help

Good questions. Clear answers.

The term describes camera-assisted and scope-based approaches such as laparoscopy, arthroscopy and endoscopy. The appropriate technique depends on the diagnosis, anatomy and intended clinical objective.

Every procedure and anesthetic carries risk. Dr. Pedraza evaluates each patient and discusses the proposed approach, alternatives and the possibility of changing to an open procedure if needed.

Discharge timing depends on the procedure, anesthetic recovery and the individual patient's needs. The clinic explains the anticipated plan during consultation.

Call, email, or use the consultation request form. The team reviews the clinical question and available records before a procedure is scheduled.

Your companion’s next chapter starts with a conversation.

Tell Dr. Pedraza and our team what brings you here. We’ll review your request before a consultation or procedure is scheduled.

Referring a patient? Start here.