Spaying
Spaying your female pet is a vital part of our Surgical Services — it not only prevents unwanted litters but also protects her long-term health and well-being.
Not only will this spare her from messy heat cycles and restlessness, but it also contributes to controlling the growing population of stray animals. Plus, rest assured—spaying doesn’t change your pet’s unique personality.
We take safety seriously: advanced monitoring, pain management, and strict care standards are followed from start to finish. If you have concerns or questions, we’re just a phone call away.
Neutering
Neutering your male cat or dog is a responsible step that can lead to a healthier and calmer pet. This surgical procedure, which removes the testicles, reduces risks for testicular and prostate issues while also curbing unwanted behaviors like spraying, fighting, and roaming.
Neutering also plays a key role in reducing pet overpopulation. Like all surgeries, it’s done under anesthesia with comprehensive safety protocols and pain control in place. We monitor your pet throughout to ensure a smooth procedure and recovery.
Not sure whether neutering is right for your pet? We’re here to talk through it with you.
Soft Tissue Surgery
Our team performs a wide range of soft tissue surgeries—procedures that don’t involve bones but can greatly improve your pet’s comfort and quality of life.
One of the most common is lump or mass removal. Many of these growths are harmless, but early removal and testing can be lifesaving if the mass turns out to be malignant.
Pets with recurring ear infections may also benefit from surgery to improve airflow and reduce flare-ups. Eye-related surgeries can treat issues like excessive tearing, eyelid or eyelash problems, and corneal injuries—helping to preserve vision and relieve discomfort.
If your pet has been dealing with recurring health issues, soft tissue surgery might be the solution. Reach out to us—we’re happy to walk you through the options and recommend what’s best for your companion.