Spay and neuter surgeries

Most spay (female) and neuter (male) surgeries are day surgeries. Most spay and neuter surgeries are performed between 6-12 months of age. It may be recommended to wait longer in certain breeds. A visit to the clinic prior to the surgery day for a physical exam is important. At that visit your vet will talk with you about what to expect when your pet comes in for surgery. Every surgery patient has a thorough exam prior to surgery, pre-anesthetic bloodwork performed, receives intravenous fluids during surgery and receives and goes home with appropriate pain medication.

Dental prophylaxis and extractions

Oral health is often overlooked and dental disease can cause ongoing discomfort and pain to pets. An oral exam is an important part of the annual exam.

Soft tissue surgery

Various soft tissue surgeries are performed at the clinic including spays, neuters, bladder surgeries, laceration repairs and more. If your pet requires an advanced surgery the appropriate referral centre can be recommended.

Select orthopedics and specialty surgeries

Some select orthopedic surgeries and specialized surgeries can be performed in clinic. If your pet requires a specialized surgery it may be referred to a board certified surgeon with appropriate training.