Surgical Services for Pets
At Valley Dog and Cat Hospital, we offer a comprehensive range of surgical services, from routine spays and neuters to more complex soft tissue procedures.
Spaying & Neutering
Spaying and Neutering
Spaying and neutering keep pets healthier, calmer, and help reduce shelter overcrowding. Both surgeries are safe and carefully monitored with anesthesia to ensure your pet’s comfort.
Spaying (Females)
Spaying removes the ovaries and uterus, preventing pregnancy and eliminating risks like uterine infections and cancers. It also reduces heat-related behaviors such as restlessness, marking, and excessive vocalizing, leaving your pet more relaxed and focused.
Neutering (Males)
Neutering removes the testicles, preventing testicular cancer and lowering risks of prostate issues. It also helps curb roaming, aggression, urine marking, and mounting—without changing your pet’s personality.
Schedule an Appointment
Call or visit our clinic with any questions. We’ll help you decide what’s best for your pet.
Soft Tissue Surgery
At Valley Dog and Cat Hospital, we perform a variety of soft tissue surgeries, including spay and neuter, mass removal, laceration repair, bladder and stomach surgery, intestinal surgery, eye procedures, and cherry eye repair.
Your pet’s safety is always our priority. We use advanced monitoring, customized anesthesia, and compassionate care before, during, and after surgery to ensure the best recovery possible.
Schedule a Consultation
Contact us to learn more about how soft tissue surgery can help your pet.
Dental Services
Pets need regular dental care to stay healthy and pain-free. Without cleanings, plaque and bacteria can cause serious problems. In fact, by age three, more than 80% of dogs and 70% of cats already show signs of dental disease.
Common symptoms include tartar buildup, red or bleeding gums, bad breath, excessive drooling, changes in eating or chewing habits, pawing at the face, and loose teeth.
Regular dental exams and professional cleanings under anesthesia are essential to prevent disease and protect your pet’s health. Without care, bacteria and food buildup can damage gums and bone, leading to periodontal disease, tooth loss, and costly surgery.
Good oral health means more than fresh breath. Dental disease can allow bacteria to enter the bloodstream, affecting the heart, liver, kidneys, and lungs.
Schedule Today
Book your pet’s dental exam, and let us show you brushing techniques along with recommended foods and treats to help control plaque and tartar.
