Treble Hook able to be removed from esophagus or stomach, using endoscopy

Dr. Greene has many years of experience removing all sorts of foreign bodies from the esophagus and stomach, using endoscopy. Occasionally, dogs are brought to the vet because they have swallowed a fishhook. Sometimes it's a single hook, and other times it's a treble hook. Luckily, Dr. Greene is able to spare the dog surgery, by removed the fishhook using endoscopy. This takes a short anesthetic procedure and is much less invasive that doing surgery to remove the fishhook. The pet is generally able to go home the same day.