Robinson's Rescue Spay-Neuter

We recommend that pets receive Core Vaccinations at least two weeks prior to spay/neuter surgery to ensure their health and safety during the procedure. These vaccinations are essential for protecting against common and serious diseases.

We perform Spay & Neuter Surgery for dogs and cats as part of our core services to promote pet health and prevent overpopulation. Our procedures are conducted with absorbable internal sutures and surgical glue for secure healing. We provide detailed pre-operative instructions and post-surgery care guidelines to ensure a smooth recovery, including activity restrictions and monitoring for complications.

While primarily focused on elective surgeries, we are equipped to handle Emergency Stabilization needs related to complications from spay/neuter procedures. This includes monitoring for signs like pale gums, labored breathing, or abnormal discharge, and we direct owners to seek immediate care if such issues arise.

We provide Hospitalization & 24-Hour Monitoring for pets undergoing surgery, ensuring they are closely observed during recovery. This includes tracking vital signs and addressing any post-operative concerns promptly. Owners are advised to contact us immediately if they notice unusual symptoms like lethargy, vomiting, or difficulty urinating.

We administer Pain Management protocols during and after surgery to ensure your pet’s comfort. This includes post-operative pain medication and, for male dogs, a steroidal anti-inflammatory injection. We emphasize the importance of following our guidelines to avoid overmedication or interference with recovery.

We prioritize Quality of Life Assessment during recovery, monitoring pets for signs of distress or complications. This includes evaluating appetite, activity levels, and physical symptoms to ensure a safe and comfortable healing process.