Medical and Surgical Procedures

Our highly trained staff and doctors offer a full range of medical and surgical procedures for common small pets as well as more exotic ones. We also have access to veterinary specialists to ensure that your pet can receive any care needed.

We do all that we can to limit the discomfort involved in a procedure. We offer the safest anesthetics available, and closely monitor your pet during any and all procedures. We use advanced diagnostic techniques to avoid more costly invasive procedures whenever possible.

Spaying and Neutering
Behavioral Medicine
Blood and Plasma Transfusions
Euthanasia and Hospice services
Pain management

In most cases, animals can be spayed or neutered at 4-6 months of age. For female dogs, spaying greatly reduces the risk of uterine infections and breast cancer and eliminates unwanted pregnancies and puppies. For male dogs, neutering eliminates the risk of testicular cancer and reduces the risk of prostate cancer and behavioral problems

Spaying or neutering at 4-6 months does not cause a change in personality, guarding instincts, intelligence, playfulness, affection or weight. Spaying and neutering are major surgical procedures and as such require a pre-operative consultation with your veterinarian.

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Abnormal behavior in your pet can be an indication of many different things, including serious neurological problems. Our staff is specially trained to identify the source of the behavior, enabling them to avoid unwanted behavior or treat underlying physical illnesses.

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Transfusions are used to treat animals that have undergone blood loss, most often as a result of trauma. They can help to save your animal's life in emergency situations.

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For instances in which a cure is not possible, we can help to make your animal as comfortable as possible. We also provide painless, humane euthanasia.

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When you bring your pet in for any procedure, our professional staff will provide you with pain management options. This includes local or general anesthetics administered during treatment, as well as pain medication that you can give your pet at home.