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$2900+ taxes ALL-INCLUSIVE…No Surprises

$2900+ taxes ALL-INCLUSIVE…No Surprises

What is included?

Includes all medications, monitoring and hospitalization relevant to the surgery
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Surgery (does not include unexpected complications that require a boarded surgeon/IM/ICU + critcialist, or unexpected complications ie. dehiscence)
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Anesthetic

Technician monitoring (doppler, cardiac, CO2 etc)
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Analgesia (ie/ hydro, methadone, fentanyl CRI or combination therapy)
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Post-op recovery, up to 48 hours
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Oral meds to go home
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PCV’s, BG’s, as needed
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Intra-op x-rays as needed (ie/ cystotomy)
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Euthanasia and regular cremation (if owners opt not to proceed given findings intra-op or complications intra-op or post-op (ie/ septic abdomen)

Why to Choose Us?

Your family veterinarian isn’t available today, or it’s too late in the day

You don’t have insurance, and can’t afford unknown costs of surgery

You want to know that you tried everything before saying goodbye

Your family veterinarian can’t fit you in soon enough, or it’s after hours

How can we offer this without affecting quality of care?

The same way your family veterinarian does! A lot of these surgeries are performed by general practitioners; when it makes sense to do so (ie/ early enough in the day to allow recovery to go home, or for transport to a referral hospital for overnight and continued care). It just happens that we are also here overnight, fully staffed, because of our medically sick patients. And, because, we do these surgeries on a regular basis, we are fully equipped and fully staffed, 24/7. We are not doing surgeries that require a boarded surgeon, an anesthesiologist, or ICU care with a criticalist. They have years of specialized training, and more specialized equipment (ie/ CT scanner, ventilator etc.).

See full list of surgeries >

How can we offer this without affecting quality of care?

The same way your family veterinarian does! A lot of these surgeries are performed by general practitioners; when it makes sense to do so (ie/ early enough in the day to allow recovery to go home, or for transport to a referral hospital for overnight and continued care). It just happens that we are also here overnight, fully staffed, because of our medically sick patients. And, because, we do these surgeries on a regular basis, we are fully equipped and fully staffed, 24/7. We are not doing surgeries that require a boarded surgeon, an anesthesiologist, or ICU care with a criticalist. They have years of specialized training, and more specialized equipment (ie/ CT scanner, ventilator etc.).

See full list of surgeries >