Pacemaker therapy is used to regulate the heartbeat in patients with inappropriately slow heart rates.

PDA Occlusion procedures are used to close heart vessels that are improperly formed at birth.

A balloon valvuloplasty is used to widen areas of the heart to allow for improved blood flow.

Centesis is a relatively minor procedure done to remove excess fluid from around the heart.

Synchronized electrical cardioversion uses electric currents to help regulate heart arrhythmias in dogs.

Pacemaker Therapy

Pacemaker therapy is used to regulate the heartbeat in patients that are symptomatic for a bradyarrhythmia (inappropriately slow heart rate). Pacemaker implantation is a surgical procedure done by our specialized Boulder and Denver cardiologists.
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PDA Occlusion

Patent Ductus Arteriosus represents a congenital defect that responds quite well to surgery and correction. When performed by a skilled cardiologist at Rocky Mountain Veterinary Cardiology in Boulder, this procedure is of minimal risk and can result in improved quality of life for your pet.
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Balloon Valvuloplasty

Balloon valvuloplasty is performed by our Boulder and Denver vet cardiologists with minimal risk to the patient and minimal post-operative recovery time. Successful balloon valvuloplasty may result in prolonging life expectancy as well as improving the quality of life for your pet.
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Centesis (Fluid Removal)

Centesis is a word used to describe a minor procedure used to remove fluid from the body. This procedure can be done by our skilled Boulder and Denver veterinary cardiologists with little risk to the patient.
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Synchronized Electrical Cardioversion

Our skilled Boulder and Denver cardiologists can use synchronized electrical cardioversion to restore a normal heart rhythm in your pet.
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