Pricing

Anal Sac Removal or Anal Sacculectomy
$1295 -$1595 (per anal sac )
Please note: This procedure may require a specific quote beyond the listed pricing depending on the complexity level and/or pet’s weight.

Bladder Stone or Cystotomy Surgery
$1995

Cat Bite Abscess
$495 – $695 (simple)
$695 – $995 (complex)
Please note: For cat bite abscess treatment, we do not require a previous diagnosis from your primary vet. If you believe your cat has an abscess, please call our office.

Cherry Eye Repair Prolapsed Gland of the Third Eyelid
$895 (per eye, includes e-collar)
Please note: For this surgery, we do not require a previous diagnosis from your primary vet; just give us a call to set a pre-surgical appointment.

Dewclaw Removal
$135 (per paw) if loose and detached, $185 if connected by bone, includes e-collar.

Ear Hematoma or Aural Hematoma
$795-$1095 (per ear, includes e-collar)
Please note: For this surgery, we do not require a previous diagnosis from your primary vet; just give us a call to set a pre-surgical appointment.

Enucleation
$1395 ( per eye, includes e-collar)

Entropion and Ectropion
$495(per eyelid, not per eye, 1-4 lids can be affected includes e-collar)

Gastropexy, Stomach Tack
$1295 
Please note:  For this preventative surgery, we do not require a previous diagnosis from your primary vet; just give us a call to set a pre-surgical appointment.

Hernia Repair, Inguinal
$795 – $1095 (depending on complexity)

Hernia Repair, Perineal
$595 – $995 (depending on complexity)

Hernia Repair, Umbilical
$95 (if done with another surgical procedure)
$225 (if done alone)

Bilateral Inguinal and Perineal Hernias
$1795

Lump, Mass, Tumor, Removal
$395 – $1995 (depending on complexity and size, a more accurate range of quote will be given at pre-surgical examination, does not include biopsy)

Perineal Urethrostomy
$2995 – $3495 (depending on complexity)

Splenectomy
$1995

Vaginal Prolapse + cost of spay
$1595 

Vulvoplasty
$1595

Please see our Emergency Surgery page for more information.

Note: Please be prepared to pay additional emergency fees on top of the listed surgery price. Each case is different and dependent on what your pet may need, taking into consideration what has already been done at the referring clinic. This may include, but is not limited to, an emergency exam, bloodwork, x-rays (or repetition of), multiple days of hospitalization for monitoring and supportive care.

Additional Emergency Fees
Emergency Exam: $100
Bloodwork – Pre-Anesthetic Profile: $120
Repeat X-rays: $150
Biopsy, Histopathology: up to $395
Emergency Staffing Fee: $200 – $1200
Overnight hospitalization: $200
Hospitalization for monitoring and supportive care after surgery: Business hours: $125 per day
Weekend hours: $250 per day
The following holidays incur a $350 per day fee for supportive care after surgery: Martin Luther King Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Christmas Day Observed, New Year’s Eve, & New Years Day

Blocked Cat/Urethral Obstruction
$2600 (includes anesthesia, urinalysis, urinary and IV catheter) 

A blocked cat describes a feline that cannot pass urine due to an obstruction in the urethra, it is one of the true emergencies affecting cats and can quickly become life-threatening. If your cat is having difficulty urinating do not delay, please call our office now at 970-694-2625. If it is after hours, you must take your cat to an emergency clinic.

(Prepare for additional fees as noted above.)

C-Section, Cesarean Section Surgery (spay required and included)
$3195

Please call us first, we may not be able to accommodate due to the amount of staffing and resources this surgery requires.  We only accept emergency C-sections, spaying is required for us to perform this surgery.

(Prepare for additional fees as noted above.)

Foreign Body, Intestinal Blockage or Exploratory Surgery
$4200

(Prepare for additional fees as noted above.)

Fracture or Broken Bone Surgery Repair
$2995 – $4995 (depending on complexity and pet’s weight, all necessary rechecks are included)

Please note: We are unable to perform fracture repairs that require plating

(Prepare for additional fees as noted above.)

Grass Awn, Foxtail Surgical Plant Removal
$395 – $895 (dependent on complexity, includes e-collar)

Please note:  For this situation, we do not require a previous diagnosis from your primary vet,  just give us a call to set an appointment.

(Prepare for additional fees as noted above.)

Laceration or Wound Repair
$295 -$1495 (depending on complexity, size, number of wounds and location, a more accurate range of quote will be given upon your arrival)

Please Note: For this situation, we do not require a previous diagnosis from your primary vet.

(Prepare for additional fees as noted above.)

Pyometra
$2400  (depending on complexity and pet’s weight)

Please note: We only book surgical appointments with a previous diagnosis from another veterinarian. Pyometra is considered an emergency and can quickly become life-threatening, please call our office.

(Prepare for additional fees as noted above.)

Rectal Prolapse
$995 (depending on complexity and pet’s weight)

(Prepare for additional fees as noted above.)

Dental Cleaning, X-rays, and Extractions as needed
$695 – $1595 (depending on complexity and number of extractions, all dentals include X-rays)

Deciduous, Baby teeth extractions (procedure with sedation, dental X-rays NOT included or required)
$150 – $300 plus $25 – $50 per tooth 
(depending on pet size and complexity)

Dental X-rays Only (full mouth, with sedation)
$350

Epulis (Oral Tumor) Removal with Dental Cleaning, X-rays, and Extractions as needed
$1095 – $1895 (depending on tumor size, complexity, and number of extractions; does not include epulis biopsy)

Stomatitis
$1595 – $1895