Our surgical facilities are designed to be as safe as possible for your pet. We use the safest anesthetic gas available and have pets on continual EKG monitoring during surgery.

We can also increase the safety of a surgical or sedated procedure. By performing a surgical blood profile the morning of the procedure. This test provides vital information as to the internal health status of your pet before a sedative is given. The test allows the doctors to choose the most appropriate sedative to suit your pet's needs. In some cases, problems that are detected with this profile will allow the doctors to treat the problem before surgery can be performed.

We know that spaying and neutering your pet has several advantages. Pets show decreased occurrences of behavior problems, and the risks of developing certain cancers are eliminated. Also, your spayed or neutered pet will not be able to add to the overwhelming problem of pet overpopulation that keeps so many shelters full.