Performing routine spay & neuter procedures as well as soft tissue, abdominal, and other operations.
Sterilization, spay and neuter surgeries, is essential in curbing pet overpopulation. A female cat can produce 1-2 litters annually, with 4-6 kittens per litter, while a dog can have on average 1 litter of 4-6 puppies, each year. Beyond population control, spaying your female cat or dog offers additional health benefits by mitigating the risk of ovarian and uterine tumors, as well as reducing the likelihood of uterine infections.
Timing is important and we recommended spaying before the first heat cycle, typically between 3-6 months of age. Neutering male animals not only eliminates the possibility of impregnating females, but also curbs dominant behaviors and reduces the risks of testicular and prostate tumors.
Prior to surgery, we conduct thorough pre-surgery examinations and pre-operative lab work for all surgical candidates. This comprehensive approach ensures your pet’s anesthesia proceeds safely. Throughout the surgical process, as well as during the post-operative period, we provide attentive monitoring and detailed aftercare instructions to aid in your pet’s recovery.
Sterilization, spay and neuter surgeries, is essential in curbing pet overpopulation. A female cat can produce 1-2 litters annually, with 4-6 kittens per litter, while a dog can have on average 1 litter of 4-6 puppies, each year. Beyond population control, spaying your female cat or dog offers additional health benefits by mitigating the risk of ovarian and uterine tumors, as well as reducing the likelihood of uterine infections.
Timing is important and we recommended spaying before the first heat cycle, typically between 3-6 months of age. Neutering male animals not only eliminates the possibility of impregnating females, but also curbs dominant behaviors and reduces the risks of testicular and prostate tumors.
Prior to surgery, we conduct thorough pre-surgery examinations and pre-operative lab work for all surgical candidates. This comprehensive approach ensures your pet’s anesthesia proceeds safely. Throughout the surgical process, as well as during the post-operative period, we provide attentive monitoring and detailed aftercare instructions to aid in your pet’s recovery.
Of the dogs entering the shelter system, approximately 35% are adopted, 31% are euthanized, and 26% are returned back to their owners.
Of the cats entering the shelter system, approximately 37% are adopted, 41% are euthanized, and 5% are returned back to their owners.
It is impossible to determine exactly how many stray animals there are in the United States, but estimates for cats alone range up to 70 million.
Soft tissue surgeries, which do not involve the bones, cover a wide range of procedures including specific orthopedic surgeries. If more specialized intervention is needed, we can connect and refer you to an external network of veterinary surgeons. In addition to standard sterilization procedures, our expertise extends to mass (tumor) removal, abdominal surgeries, and surgical biopsies. By conducting comprehensive examinations and utilizing radiographs, we can determine the most effective treatment plan for your companion.
Soft tissue surgeries, which do not involve the bones, cover a wide range of procedures including specific orthopedic surgeries. If more specialized intervention is needed, we can connect and refer you to an external network of veterinary surgeons. In addition to standard sterilization procedures, our expertise extends to mass (tumor) removal, abdominal surgeries, and surgical biopsies. By conducting comprehensive examinations and utilizing radiographs, we can determine the most effective treatment plan for your companion.
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