Surgeries

​​​​​​​We offer surgical veterinary care based on your pet's diagnosis. We make sure our clients are stress-free and are fully informed of the procedures, risks, and benefits.

We perform elective surgeries when your pet is considered generally healthy, which reduces complications. However we also perform urgent care surgeries for the overall health and wellbeing of your pet. Our extensive list of pre-surgical protocols and procedures such as exams, pre-surgery medication, anesthesia, pain control measures and monitoring of vital signs, in addition to protocols during surgery such as monitoring of vital signs (heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen levels, body temperature, CO2 levels) reduce risk. We also have a dedicated technician to continuously monitor anesthesia and your pet's condition.

• Routine spay and neuter for both feline and canine
• Pyometra or cryptorchid neuter
• Mass or tumor removals
• Skin abcess or lacerations
• Intestinal obstruction due to foreign body
• Bladder stones or urethral blockages
• Skin tumors/ growths

Making the Choice to Proceed With Surgery

Before you make the decision whether to proceed with surgery, your pets veterinarian will review potential complications and all factors you should consider when deciding what is best for your pet. Factors to consider when choosing whether to move ahead with pet surgery include:

• Your pet's overall health and age
• Potential complications from surgery
• Potential outcome if surgery is not performed
• Recovery time and post-op care at home after surgery

While it's up to you whether to have your pet undergo recommended surgery, our veterinary team will provide you with all facts and potential outcomes to assist you in making an informed and compassionate decision that's in the best interests of both you and your pet.