FAQs

PEAK is a mobile surgical practice owned by Dr. Savicky, a board certified veterinary surgeon who is committed to offering affordable, cutting-edge veterinary surgery to Arizona's veterinary community. We work directly with primary care veterinarians to offer advanced surgical care in the comfort and convenience of their hospital. In addition to mobile surgery, PEAK also offers direct referral for consultations or outpatient surgery at either of our 2 facilities, conveniently located in Arcadia and North Scottsdale. We offer our services to veterinarians in the greater Phoenix metropolitan area.

Dr. Savicky is committed to improving veterinary medicine and being able to provide affordable, advanced, referral level veterinary surgery to more of Arizona's veterinary community.

Not only does your practice benefit from the additional revenue by keeping surgeries in-house, but so does your client. Your client will get the benefit of a boarded surgeon at a more affordable price and your clinic benefits from an additional revenue source by charging facility and medication fees.

Yes! PEAK accepts direct referrals for consultations and outpatient surgery at 2 convenient locations:

• Arcadia - 36th Street & Indian School Rd
• North Scottsdale - 101 North and East Raintree Dr.

Dr. Savicky and PEAK is available via phone/text or email. 

Dr. Savicky will create a custom anesthesia plan (based on your in-house drugs) for each patient. PEAK has well trained anesthesia technicians with many years of practice at large referral centers to provide anesthesia monitoring.

Dr. Savicky will perform your pet's surgery. Dr. Savicky has over a decade & a half of experience, numerous publications in journals and magazines, and has trained dozens of veterinarians in advanced surgical procedures. Dr. Savicky will bring advanced, referral level veterinary surgery conveniently to your primary care veterinarian's office. 

After surgery your pet will be monitored and hospitalized by your primary care veterinarian. They will coordinate with you a convenient discharge time.

Your pet will receive customized discharge instructions that include medications, incision care, activity restrictions, physical therapy, diet, and a recheck schedule.

Your primary care veterinarian will perform all follow-up exams and diagnostics. In the rare instance of a complication, Dr. Savicky is only a phone call/email away to give his recommendations. 

We understand that this an overwhelming time for you and your pet. Your primary care veterinarian will generally make the diagnosis and review the surgery in detail. However sometimes you may have questions after the fact, we understand and got you covered!  Click the link below to access a library of client education resources.