We perform all spay and neuter procedures in our sterile, state-of-the-art surgical suite. An intravenous (IV) line will be placed so that we can give fluids to maintain blood pressure and support organ function. Your pet will be constantly monitored throughout the procedure by both a member of our team as well as advanced machines. Our monitoring equipment measures blood pressure, respiratory rate, tissue oxygen percentage, heart rate, and temperature, and we use an EKG to monitor your pet’s heart during the procedure. We want to make sure your pet has access to the safest spay and neuter surgeries near Lake Charles and Sulphur.

Once the veterinarian has finished the surgery, we will monitor your pet’s recovery from anesthesia. We’ll give you a call to let you know how the procedure went and when you can pick your pet up. Our team will give you specific post-op home care instructions when your pet is discharged from the hospital. We’re here to answer any questions you may have before or after the surgery and encourage you to contact us right away if you have any concerns.