Idea Exchange: Treating patients predisposed to GDV

November 1, 2005

Article

When I am presented with a dog to spay or neuter that is a breed predisposed to gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), I offer to perform a gastropexy while the patient is anesthetized.

When I am presented with a dog to spay or neuter that is a breed predisposed to gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), I offer to perform a gastropexy while the patient is anesthetized. By offering this procedure, I may save patients' lives and provide clients with peace of mind.

Dr. Terry Dew, MS, DACVS

Knoxville, Ark.

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