Spaying and neutering are routine but important surgeries for pets. They not only prevent unplanned litters, but also protect your pet from reproductive disease and reduce behaviors like roaming and spraying. We perform spays and neuters for pets of all shapes and sizes, including dogs, cats, and small mammals.
Ocular issues, from eyelid growths to excess skin, can impact your pet’s comfort and quality of life. We offer a range of eye surgeries to relieve discomfort and preserve your pet’s vision whenever possible.
We offer a range of soft tissue and orthopedic surgeries to restore your pet’s health, comfort, or mobility. From skin mass removals and bladder stone removals to fracture repairs, you can count on our Loudoun County veterinarians.
We’ll review prep instructions during your pet’s surgical consult. Typically, we ask that pets fast overnight, and you should let us know about any recent health changes or medications on the day of surgery.
Yes, we do. Our team has experience with rabbits, ferrets, and other small mammals, and we understand the unique care these animals require before, during, and after surgery.
While all surgical procedures carry some level of risk, we minimize those risks through individualized anesthetic protocols and close monitoring from start to finish.
Most routine surgeries—like spays, neuters, and lump removals—allow for same-day discharge. If your pet needs extended monitoring, we’ll keep you updated and help arrange the next steps.
Recovery depends on the surgery and the species. A spay may require a couple of weeks of limited activity, while orthopedic procedures may involve a longer healing process. We’ll provide a detailed plan and support your pet’s recovery all the way through.
