Every surgical procedure begins with a thorough exam and pre-anesthetic bloodwork to confirm your pet is healthy enough for anesthesia. An IV catheter allows us to administer fluids during surgery to support hydration and stable blood pressure.
Throughout the procedure, a trained technician continuously monitors your pet’s heart rate, breathing, oxygen levels, and temperature. We respond immediately to even small changes to maintain safety. After surgery, we provide individualized pain management and careful recovery monitoring to help your pet wake up comfortably and return home safely.
Routine procedures that help prevent certain diseases, reduce unwanted behaviors, and avoid unplanned litters.
Includes mass removals, foreign body surgery, abdominal procedures, wound and laceration repair, and basic eye surgeries.
Procedures such as cruciate ligament repair, fracture stabilization, and patella luxation surgery to restore mobility and comfort.
After a physical exam and diagnostics, we’ll review all treatment options with you and help you make an informed, confident decision.
We use modern pain management protocols so your pet wakes up with minimal discomfort, and we send home pain medication suited to your pet’s needs to ensure their comfort during recovery.
Most pets recover within 10 to 14 days, depending on the type of surgery. We’ll provide a clear, step-by-step home care plan.
Yes, every surgical patient is monitored continuously by a dedicated technician using state-of-the-art equipment to ensure safety from start to finish.
It’s normal for pets to be sleepy, wobbly, or have a reduced appetite for the first 24 hours. Our team will review everything to expect, including signs of potential issues, before you head home.
