Surgical Services

Every surgical patient receives individualized care to minimize risk and maximize comfort:

• Pre-surgical bloodwork to assess organ function
• IV catheter and fluids during surgery
• Continuous monitoring of heart rate, oxygen, blood pressure, and temperature
• Dedicated anesthesia monitoring by trained technicians
• Multimodal pain management before, during, and after surgery
• Warm recovery area with close monitoring

Spaying and neutering not only prevents unwanted litters but offers significant health benefits:

• Eliminates risk of uterine infections and ovarian cancer in females
• Reduces risk of mammary tumors in females
• Eliminates risk of testicular cancer in males
• Reduces roaming and marking behaviors
• Can reduce aggression

The ideal timing for spaying or neutering varies by breed, size, and individual health factors. We'll discuss the best timing for your specific pet during your visit.

To prepare your pet for surgery:

• No food after midnight the night before
• Water is okay until the morning of surgery
• Drop off between 7:00-7:30 AM
• Bring any medications your pet takes
• Plan to pick up in the late afternoon