Surgical Procedures Overview
From routine to advanced surgical procedures, our veterinary clinic offers a comprehensive overview of safe and effective options, utilizing state-of-the-art equipment and industry best practices.
We understand your concerns when it comes to your pet's surgery. Our goal is to ensure you feel at ease, knowing our dedicated and compassionate team closely oversees your pet's well-being throughout every stage of the surgical process, prioritizing their safety and ensuring a full and healthy recovery.
Call or Text to make an appointment: 316-399-2200
Spays and Neuters
Our Veterinarian recommends spaying or neutering your dog or cat at 20 weeks of age. The animal must be current or be made current on or before the day of surgery for all core vaccines. This include Rabies and Distemper/Parvo for dogs; and Rabies and RCP for cats. If vaccinated at another veterinary clinic, we will need copies of those records.*
Spay and Neuter procedures include pre-surgical bloodwork, pre-medication, full anesthesia and monitoring during the procedure, an antibiotic injection, and post surgical pain medication.
Occasionally there may be something that causes your pet to be under anesthesia for longer than anticipated, such as if your female pet is pregnant or in heat, or if your male pet has one or both testicles undescended. In these instances, there will be added cost due to the additional time in surgery.
Dog Spay
Up to 50lbs: $499.35
51lbs and Over: $524.35
$4/lb over 50lbs
Additional $100 for dogs that are pregnant, in-heat, or obese
Cat Spay
$389
Additional $100 for cats that are pregnant
Dog Neuter
Up to 50lbs: $412.35
51lbs and Over: $437.35
$2/lb over 50lbs
Additional $60/testicle if inguinal Cryptorchid
Additional $110/testicle if Abdominal cryptorchid
Cat Neuter
$318.50
Additional $60/testicle if inguinal Cryptorchid
Additional $110/testicle if Abdominal cryptorchid
- Discount: For all our Spay and Neuter Procedures we offer a $10 discount if you allow us to tattoo the animal to indicate to others that the animal has been fixed.
*Reminder cards, vaccine due reports, or check off sheets are not valid proof of veterinary vaccination.
Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment (Dental)
Our Veterinarian recommends that all dogs and cats get a dental once a year starting at one year of age. Prioritizing dental procedures for your dog is crucial for several reasons. Dental issues, if left untreated, can cause pain and discomfort, leading to difficulties in eating and reduced quality of life. Furthermore, untreated dental problems like periodontal disease can result in inflamed gums, tooth decay, and tooth loss. Beyond the immediate oral health concerns, untreated dental issues can lead to systemic problems, as oral bacteria can enter the bloodstream, affecting vital organs like the heart, liver, and kidneys.
Regular dental procedures, including cleanings and necessary extractions, help maintain oral hygiene, reduce infection risks, and contribute to your dog's overall well-being. By investing in your dog's dental health, you not only improve their quality of life but also prevent potential, more severe health complications down the road.
Canine Dentals
1 year - 6 years & less than 50 pounds: $442.50 Base price
1 year - 6 years & more than 50 pounds: $467.50 Base price
7 years - 12 years & less than 50 pounds: $498 Base price
7 years - 12 years & more than 50 pounds: $523 Base price
12+years & less than 50 pounds: $563 Base price
12+years & more than 50 pounds: $588 Base price
Feline Dentals
1 year - 6 year: $442.50 Base price
7 years - 12 years: $498 Base price
12+ years: $563 Base price
Extractions
1st Extraction: $100
Additional Simple extractions: $29
Additional Complex extractions: $40-$120