Your pet’s health and safety is our priority
As a part of our commitment to you and your pet, all staff members are educated on the latest techniques and best practices in veterinary surgical care. Our veterinarians and skilled surgical team promise to take the following steps to ensure your pet’s complete wellbeing and comfort:
Spaying and neutering
Spay and neuter procedures are among the most commonly performed pet surgeries. Spaying or neutering your pet benefits them and the the greater pet community in several ways, including:
- Reduced mammary cancer risk for females
- Reduced prostate problems in males
- No future risk of pyometra, a life-threatening uterine infection in females
- Less hormone-driven roaming, which can lead to accidents and injuries
- Fewer behavior problems, such as fighting and urine-marking
- Fewer unwanted or stray pets
While historically most pets were spayed or neutered around 6 months of age, new research provides suggestions for different species and breeds that minimize their likelihood of future health problems. Our veterinary team is happy to provide recommendations about the best time for your pet’s spay or neuter surgery.
Postoperative pet care
When your pet is discharged, you will be provided with detailed information on how to administer any medication and properly care for your pet at home after surgery. We are also happy to answer any questions or concerns that may arise once you get your pet home

Surgery FAQs
We believe very strongly in the use of potent pain relievers for our patients’ comfort. Our staff is trained to recognize signs of pain and develop individual pain management protocols for your pet.
Surgery FAQs
We believe very strongly in the use of potent pain relievers for our patients’ comfort. Our staff is trained to recognize signs of pain and develop individual pain management protocols for your pet.