Surgery

We offer a wide range of surgery procedures to addressing various medical conditions, injuries, and reproductive issues for dogs and cats.

Surgery

Routine surgeries such as spaying and neutering are commonly performed to prevent unwanted pregnancies and provide health benefits for pets. Other types of surgery may be recommended to treat conditions such as tumors, fractures, hernias, dental problems, and gastrointestinal issues.

Before any surgery, our skilled veterinarians conduct thorough pre-operative examinations, including blood tests and diagnostic imaging, to ensure the pet is healthy enough to undergo anesthesia and surgery. During the procedure, our veterinary surgeons use advanced techniques and equipment to perform surgeries safely and effectively.

Surgery

Post-operative care is an integral part of surgery services. We monitor pets closely for any complications and provide pain management and wound care as needed. Pacific urgent care animal hospital also partner with pet owners offering them guidance on post-operative care at home to promote a smooth recovery.

What types of animal surgeries do veterinary clinics typically perform?
Veterinary hospitals offer a wide range of surgeries, including soft-tissue procedures (spay/neuter, mass removal, gastrointestinal surgery), orthopedic repairs, emergency surgery, dental surgery, and advanced specialty procedures. Your veterinarian will recommend the safest and most effective surgical plan based on your pet’s condition.
Signs may include chronic pain, mobility problems, unexplained swelling, difficulty eating, internal issues confirmed by diagnostics, or a condition identified during an exam. A veterinarian will perform bloodwork, imaging, and a physical assessment to determine whether surgery is medically necessary.
An animal surgery center provides pre-surgical exams, anesthesia monitoring, advanced diagnostic tools, sterile operating rooms, and post-operative recovery care. Many centers also include board-certified surgeons who handle complex or specialty procedures.
Modern veterinary hospitals use advanced anesthesia protocols tailored to your pet’s age, breed, and health. Pre-anesthetic testing, continuous monitoring, and personalized medication plans all help ensure your pet remains safe and comfortable throughout the procedure.
Post-surgical care often includes controlling pain, limiting activity, monitoring the incision site, administering medication, and attending follow-up appointments. Your veterinarian will provide detailed instructions to support healing and prevent complications.
Yes. Some veterinary hospitals, nonprofit organizations, and community clinics offer reduced-cost or assistance programs for essential surgeries. Searching for “cheap animal surgery near me” or contacting local shelters can help you find budget-friendly options without compromising safety.
General veterinarians perform routine and common surgical procedures, while small animal surgery specialists undergo additional advanced training to treat complex orthopedic, soft-tissue, and emergency cases. Your vet may refer you to a specialist when your pet requires expert-level surgical care.