Surgeries - Royal Road Veterinary Hospital

At Royal Road Veterinary Hospital, we offer a wide range of surgical services, from routine procedures to more complex operations. When necessary, we refer patients to specialized, board-certified veterinary surgeons for advanced procedures that require specialized equipment or training to ensure the best possible results.

Our team prioritizes your pet’s safety and comfort during surgery. We take every precaution to ensure the right anesthesia for your pet, tailored to their specific needs. Before surgery, we conduct a thorough physical exam and pre-anesthetic testing. During surgery, we closely monitor their condition, and pain management continues throughout their recovery.

Spaying – Females

Spaying your pet prevents female animals from becoming pregnant and reproducing, and can help them live longer, healthier lives.

By spaying your female pet, you’re protecting her against potentially deadly diseases, including bacterial infections, reproductive tract diseases, and several types of cancer. You also won’t have to worry about her going into heat – and it won’t change her personality.

On the day of your pet’s surgery appointment, she’ll arrive first thing in the morning, and her surgery will take place later in the morning. She’ll stay with us for the majority of the day so we can monitor her and ensure a proper recovery. A pickup time will be scheduled later in the day so we can review homecare instructions with you, and answer all of your questions.
Neutering – Males

Neutering your male pet prevents reproduction and offers health benefits, such as reducing the risk of prostate and testicular cancers. It also eliminates undesirable behaviors, including roaming, fighting, and spraying. Additionally, neutering helps control the overpopulation of pets and keeps more animals from being placed in shelters.

On the day of surgery, your pet will arrive in the morning for the procedure. He will remain with us for the day for recovery and monitoring. Later in the day, we’ll review aftercare instructions with you and answer any questions you may have.
Soft Tissue Surgeries

Soft tissue surgeries focus on areas of the body not related to bones. One of the most common soft tissue surgeries is the removal of masses or lumps. While most of these are benign, early detection and removal can make a significant difference if the mass turns out to be cancerous. Regular checkups allow us to detect these masses early and take appropriate action.

Surgery can also resolve various eye-related conditions, such as chronic infections or entropion, where the eyelashes cause damage to the cornea. Surgical intervention enhances your pet’s comfort and vision while reducing the risk of scarring.