Coastal Veterinary Surgical Specialists, Inc.: Kirsch John DVM

Dr. Kirsch was very informative as to what we could expect from the ACL surgery to help us make the decision of what was needed for Bella. He was very compassionate - even Bella could tell she was in good hands with him. All the staff have been very friendly and helpful also. I would highly recommend them.

Today marks 3 years since our rottweiler Daisy had TPLO surgery and a meniscal repair by Dr. Kirsch. She has recovered beautifully, and at almost 9 years young is walking 2 miles a day with me, and is back to all her mischievous antics. We couldn't be more grateful for Dr. Kirsch and his incredible team as they gave her (and us!) the gift of mobility after a complete CCL tear and injury to her meniscus. Thank you all so much for the amazing work you do!

Dr. Kirsh and his team took great care of Oliver, with his 2nd TPLO surgery this July. Dr. Kirsh performed his first TPLO a year ago, and unfortunately he needed the other knee repaired almost exactly one year later. We couldn’t be happier with his recovery and he is back to his favorite activity, frisbee in the pool!

I took my puppy Vincent in for the correction of Legg-Calve-Perthes in his hip ball joint. From start to finish Dr. Kirsch and his staff did an excellent job explaining the procedure, caring for my pup after surgery and outlining the steps to get him back to running around on all four legs! Thank you Coastal Veterinary!

UPDATE 5/17/23
Vincent continues to make a speedy recovery! He is about 7 weeks in, and is running, happy and back to his old self! Forever grateful to Dr. Kirsch and the great folks at Coastal Veterinary!

Thank you to Dr. Kirsch for performing the TPLO on my dog Sully's knee back in January. At 8 weeks he got a follow up appointment and x-rays to confirm that he is healing nicely and ready for longer walks and more play time. He gave us a lot of knowledge on the subject and advice for recovery. The office is clean, beautiful, and the staff is kind. Getting a plate and screws put in along with he incision scar is a bit scary too, but with his relaxed approach to recovery he put us at ease.