- Spay and Neuter
- Mass Removals
- Laceration Repairs
- Tail Docking/Removal & Dewclaw
- Gastropexy
- Enucleation
- Soft Tissue Procedures
- Orthopedic Procedures
- Spay and Neuter
- Mass Removals
- Laceration Repairs
- Tail Docking/Dewclaw
- Removal
- Gastropexy
- Enucleation
- Soft Tissue Procedures
- Orthopedic Procedures
- Vaccinations and herd health plans
- Breeding Services
- Pasture permits, Health certificates and Coggins
- Radiographs
- Soft Tissue Surgery
- Brand inspections for Washington State Only
- Floats and Large Animal Dentistry
- Joint injections
- Lameness and orthopedic evaluations
- Emergency Services
- Brand inspections for Washington State Only
- Floats and Large Animal Dentistry
- Joint injections
- Lameness and orthopedic evaluations
- Emergency Services
- Your pet should not have anything to eat after midnight the night before the surgery. This fasting period helps prevent complications during anesthesia.
- Take your pet for a short walk in the morning to allow them to relieve themselves. A brief stroll can help your pet stay relaxed and prevent anxiety.
- Arrive at the veterinary clinic at the designated time provided by the clinic staff. Punctuality is crucial to ensure that the pre-surgery preparations can proceed smoothly.
- Communicate Any Changes: Inform the veterinary staff of any changes in your pet’s health or behavior since the initial consultation. This includes changes in appetite, behavior, or any signs of illness.
- Follow Pre-Surgery Instructions: If your veterinarian has provided specific pre-surgery instructions, such as administering medication, make sure to follow them precisely.
- Review Post-Surgery Care: Take a moment to discuss post-surgery care instructions with the veterinary staff. Understand any medications that may be prescribed and inquire about any special care your pet may require during the recovery period.
- Communicate Any Changes: Inform the veterinary staff of any changes in your dog’s health or behavior since the initial consultation. This includes changes in appetite, behavior, or any signs of illness.
- Follow Pre-Surgery Instructions: If your veterinarian has provided specific pre-surgery instructions, such as administering medication, make sure to follow them precisely.
- Review Post-Surgery Care: Take a moment to discuss post-surgery care instructions with the veterinary staff. Understand any medications that may be prescribed and inquire about any special care your dog may require during the recovery period.
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Remember, the veterinary clinic staff is there to guide you and ensure the well-being of your pet throughout the surgical process. Following these instructions will contribute to a successful and safe surgical experience for your furry companion.