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Questions to Ask Before Your Pet's Surgery

Is your furry friend going to have pet surgery, such as dog neutering or cat spaying? You may be feeling a bit anxious about their upcoming procedure but we’re here to set your mind at ease!

At Best Care Animal Hospital in Houston, TX, a vet on our team can perform routine procedures, like pet spaying and pet neutering. We also do many other kinds of dog surgery and cat surgery. Let’s go over what you should ask a veterinarian near you before coming to our animal clinic — or while you’re there!

How Should I Prepare My Pet?

We’ll hand you a list of instructions for pre-op care! This may include the following:

•           Avoid feeding your pet 12 hours or more before surgery

•           Keep your pet as calm as possible

•           Set up a place where your pet can recover in quiet and peace

Is Pet Spaying and Pet Neutering Safe?

Yes! We know you might have concerns about your pet undergoing any kind of invasive surgery. But spay and neuter procedures are common and safe. We monitor your pet’s vital signs while they’re under anesthesia.

Does My Pet Really Need this Surgery?

That depends on what type of procedure you’re talking about. Cat neutering or dog spaying, for example, may not be required for a pet’s well-being. But these routine surgeries offer health and behavioral advantages.

Your pet may need a procedure to treat an injury or illness, such as:

•           Orthopedic surgery for joint problems and injuries

•           Tumor removal for cancer

•           Foreign object removal for intestinal obstruction

Why Does My Pet Need Anesthesia?

We use general or local anesthesia to allow us to do surgery as safely as possible. Having pets asleep keeps them calm while we operate.

How Long Will My Pet Need for Recovery?

That depends on the kind of surgery they’re having. You can assist their recovery by:

•           Doing follow-up visits as needed

•           Watching incisions for infections

•           Having your pet wear a cone

Get Cat Spaying, Cat Neutering, Dog Spaying, Dog Neutering, Pet Spaying, Pet Neutering, Pet Surgery, and Vet Care from a Veterinarian Near You

Do you need a reputable place for dog neutering, cat neutering, dog spaying, or cat spaying? Or does your pet need another kind of pet surgery? A vet can help! Call for an appointment with a veterinarian near you at Best Care Animal Hospital in Houston, TX. Call us at (281) 251-0893 for cat surgery, dog surgery, pet spaying, and pet neutering from our veterinary team at our animal clinic.

Is your furry friend going to have pet surgery, such as dog neutering or cat spaying? You may be feeling a bit anxious about their upcoming procedure but we’re here to set your mind at ease!

At Best Care Animal Hospital in Houston, TX, a vet on our team can perform routine procedures, like pet spaying and pet neutering. We also do many other kinds of dog surgery and cat surgery. Let’s go over what you should ask a veterinarian near you before coming to our animal clinic — or while you’re there!

How Should I Prepare My Pet?

We’ll hand you a list of instructions for pre-op care! This may include the following:

•           Avoid feeding your pet 12 hours or more before surgery

•           Keep your pet as calm as possible

•           Set up a place where your pet can recover in quiet and peace

Is Pet Spaying and Pet Neutering Safe?

Yes! We know you might have concerns about your pet undergoing any kind of invasive surgery. But spay and neuter procedures are common and safe. We monitor your pet’s vital signs while they’re under anesthesia.

Does My Pet Really Need this Surgery?

That depends on what type of procedure you’re talking about. Cat neutering or dog spaying, for example, may not be required for a pet’s well-being. But these routine surgeries offer health and behavioral advantages.

Your pet may need a procedure to treat an injury or illness, such as:

•           Orthopedic surgery for joint problems and injuries

•           Tumor removal for cancer

•           Foreign object removal for intestinal obstruction

Why Does My Pet Need Anesthesia?

We use general or local anesthesia to allow us to do surgery as safely as possible. Having pets asleep keeps them calm while we operate.

How Long Will My Pet Need for Recovery?

That depends on the kind of surgery they’re having. You can assist their recovery by:

•           Doing follow-up visits as needed

•           Watching incisions for infections

•           Having your pet wear a cone

Get Cat Spaying, Cat Neutering, Dog Spaying, Dog Neutering, Pet Spaying, Pet Neutering, Pet Surgery, and Vet Care from a Veterinarian Near You

Do you need a reputable place for dog neutering, cat neutering, dog spaying, or cat spaying? Or does your pet need another kind of pet surgery? A vet can help! Call for an appointment with a veterinarian near you at Best Care Animal Hospital in Houston, TX. Call us at (281) 251-0893 for cat surgery, dog surgery, pet spaying, and pet neutering from our veterinary team at our animal clinic.

Best Care Animal Hospital

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10850 Louetta Rd #1200,
Houston, TX 77070

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Monday  

7:00 am - 6:00 pm

Tuesday  

7:00 am - 6:00 pm

Wednesday  

7:00 am - 6:00 pm

Thursday  

7:00 am - 6:00 pm

Friday  

7:00 am - 6:00 pm

Saturday  

Closed

Sunday  

Closed

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