Frequently asked questions

Spaying and neutering pets lead to longer, healthier lives and help reduce pet overpopulation.

• Health benefits: Prevents serious diseases like uterine infections, ovarian and breast cancer in females, and testicular and prostate issues in males.

• Behavioral benefits: Eliminates heat cycles and related behaviors in females; reduces spraying, odor, roaming, and aggression in males; often results in calmer, friendlier pets.

• Early sterilization: Safe for healthy kittens and puppies as young as 8 weeks, with faster recovery and less stress.

• Social and community benefits: Spayed/neutered pets get along better with others and help prevent the birth of unwanted litters, keeping pets out of shelters.

An appointment is reccomended, but we do accept walk-ins:

• Tuesday-Friday from 8-11 a.m. and 1-2 p.m.
• Saturday from 8-9 a.m. for current clients only.

On Saturdays, only accept current clients. We also do not provide care to critically sick patients or perform x-rays or euthanasia.

To maintain a safe and supportive environment for all clients, partners and staff members, our facility is monitored and all interactions are expected to remain respectful. Disrespectful or abusive comments or yelling will not be tolerated. Individuals who engage in inappropriate behavior may be asked to leave, and future services may be refused or discontinued.

Thank you for helping us create a positive environment where we can focus on providing quality veterinary care to our clients.