Spaying or neutering can be done as early as 6 months of age, although we do recommend medium to large male dogs to wait till they are a year old to get neutered.
We require a physical examination by one of our veterinarians prior to scheduling the surgery to ensure that your pet is healthy and has received all necessary vaccinations prior to the procedure.

This is a blood test that we recommend prior to any surgical procedure as well as some prescribed medications. It tests liver and kidney function to ensure that your pet will be able to process the anesthetic used for surgery.

Depending on the suture and surgical procedure, sutures are removed 14 days unless absorbable.

Unfortunately we do not provide boarding services at this time. We are a medical facility only. We would recommend Bark Park, Paws and Claws, or the Animal Lodge.

Puppies and kittens need their first vaccine between 6 and 8 weeks of age, followed by boosters at 12 and 16 weeks. At 16 weeks they will also receive their first rabies
vaccine which is good for 1 year, every rabies vaccine after that will be good for 3 years.

It is required by law that every dog and cat must have a current rabies vaccine. Verification of rabies vaccine must be presented at, or before, time of appointment.