Before surgery, we’ll perform a physical examination to ensure your pet is healthy enough for anesthesia and answer any questions you may have.
Every pet receives an individualized anesthesia plan and continuous monitoring throughout surgery, including heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen levels, respiration, and body temperature.
Your pet’s comfort is our priority. We use a multimodal pain management approach before, during, and after surgery to help ensure a smooth recovery.
Most pets return home the same day with personalized discharge instructions and medications as needed. We’ll review activity restrictions, incision care, and what to expect during healing.
The ideal timing depends on your pet’s age, breed, size, and overall health. We’ll recommend the best time based on your pet’s individual needs.
Most procedures are completed within a few hours, and many pets return home the same day.
Yes. Spaying and neutering are among the most common procedures performed in veterinary medicine. We use individualized anesthesia, advanced monitoring equipment, and comprehensive pain management to help keep your pet safe and comfortable.
Most pets recover within 10 to 14 days with restricted activity and proper incision care. We’ll provide detailed instructions before your pet goes home.
Spaying or neutering won’t change your pet’s personality. While some hormone-driven behaviors may decrease, your pet will remain the same loving companion you know.
Your pet will be under general anesthesia for a surgery such as a spay(ovariohysterectomy) or neuter (Orchiectomy). Before we undergo general anesthesia and major surgery, we will take all the precautions necessary to make sure it is the safest procedure possible.
One of our doctors will examine your pet for evidence of any diseases or conditions that could interfere with the procedure or the recovery process. We would like to run a few simple blood tests to look for underlying problems with the kidneys or liver that could interfere with the surgery.
We will give your pet pre-emptive and multi-modal pain control before and after the procedure to be sure he is comfortable and we will update any vaccines on contagious diseases to keep him protected. The price can vary depending on your pet’s needs.
Please bring your pet in to meet your doctor before the surgery to discuss the procedure. If that is not possible, please bring all of your veterinary records with you on the day of the procedure. We can give you a very accurate estimate of the cost when we know all the variables.
