Full Surgery Suite

Veterinary Surgical Services We Offer

At Healthier Pet Veterinary Care, we perform a wide range of veterinary surgical procedures in-house for dogs and cats.

Each procedure is carefully recommended based on medical need, patient safety, and expected outcomes, with individualized anesthesia, pain management, and attentive post-operative care.

For cases that require advanced equipment or specialty-level intervention, we coordinate referrals with trusted veterinary specialists to ensure continuity of care.

Surgical Expertise Includes:

SOFT TISSUE SURGERY

We routinely perform soft tissue procedures to diagnose, treat, or prevent medical conditions affecting the abdomen, reproductive system, liver, urinary tract, and skin.

Spay
Ovary Sparing Spay
Neuter
Cryptorchid neuters
Pyometra
C-Section
Cystotomy
Bladder Stones
Cutaneous mass removals
Abdominal mass removal
Splenectomy
Liver Biopsy
Hooded Vulva Correction
Emergency wound repair

Ophthalmic (Eye)Surgery

Eye conditions can progress quickly and may threaten vision or comfort if left untreated. We offer select ophthalmic procedures aimed at relieving pain, preserving vision, and supporting long-term eye health.

Cherry eye
Entropion
Ectropion
Eyelid mass
Grid keratotomy for corneal ulcers
Eyelid trauma repair
Enucleation

Oral Surgery

Oral surgery plays an important role in pain control, infection management, and overall health. We perform procedures to address dental disease, oral masses, and traumatic injuries.

Tooth extractions
Gingival mass
Tongue mass and more

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What to Expect From Surgery at HPVC

Modern anesthesia protocols tailored to each patient
Continuous monitoring throughout the procedure
Thoughtful pain management before, during, and after surgery
Clear discharge instructions and follow-up guidance

Frequently Asked Questions About Veterinary Surgery

Is my pet too old for surgery?

Age alone does not determine whether surgery is appropriate. What matters most is your pet’s overall health, underlying conditions, and the medical benefit of the procedure. Before recommending surgery, we evaluate each patient individually and may suggest pre-operative bloodwork or additional diagnostics to assess safety and risk.

How safe is anesthesia for my pet?

Modern veterinary anesthesia is very safe, especially when tailored to the individual patient. We use up-to-date anesthetic protocols, continuous monitoring, and individualized pain management before, during, and after surgery. These steps significantly reduce risk and improve recovery.

Will my pet be in pain after surgery?

Pain management is a priority in every procedure we perform. We use a multimodal approach that may include injectable medications, oral medications, and local pain control techniques to keep your pet as comfortable as possible during recovery.

What testing is done before surgery?

Pre-operative testing may include bloodwork and, in some cases, additional diagnostics based on your pet’s age, breed, or medical history. These tests help us identify potential risks and choose the safest anesthesia and surgical plan.r to this item.

What if my pet needs a more advanced or specialty procedure?

If a procedure requires specialized equipment or advanced surgical expertise, we coordinate referrals with trusted veterinary specialists. We remain involved in your pet’s care and communication to ensure a smooth transition and continuity of treatment.

How long is recovery after surgery?

Recovery time depends on the type of procedure and the individual patient. Most pets go home the same day, and we provide clear post-operative instructions, activity restrictions, and guidance on what to monitor during healing.