Pet Surgical FAQs

Not only will spaying and neutering prevent unwanted litters, it will also give your pet real health benefits. These procedures totally eliminate the chance that your pet will contract some forms of cancer, plus will make other real changes in your pet that result in a healthier animal. Pets that are spayed or neutered live years longer than those that aren't, no matter what breed they are.

For pets with damaged or infected teeth, we will extract the teeth to reduce the amount of pain and chance of infection they may have. In addition, we do total teeth cleaning with pets under anesthesia, to eliminate pain, stress and fear in the animals.

Animals have a wide variety of accidents and emergencies that can call for surgery. They include internal bleeding, birth that won't progress, broken bones, ingested foreign objects, and blockages in the urinary system.

Unlike other veterinarian offices that refer patients after hours to other facilities, we're open for emergencies 24 hours a day. Your pet won't have to deal with a new environment on top of the stress of a medical emergency. The very same team that treats your pet during the rest of the year will be caring for it during any surgical procedures.