PET SURGERY

PROVIDING PET SURGERY
TO BROWNWOOD, COMANCHE, SAN SABA, COLEMAN, & GOLDTHWAITE, TX

At Small Animal Medical Center in Brownwood, TX, our veterinary clinic has the facilities and experienced veterinarians to perform comprehensive pet surgery. Whether it’s emergency surgery, orthopedic surgery, soft tissue surgery, or routine pet spaying and neutering, we will make sure your pet receives top-notch veterinary care. We are proud to offer pet surgery to those from Brownwood, Comanche, San Saba, Coleman, and Goldthwaite, TX.

We know your pets are part of the family and having one undergo surgery can be difficult. As a full pet emergency center the staff at our pet clinic will work to make the entire process as stress free as possible. We are here to help before and during this difficult process by ensuring you understand all the steps and precautions you should take. After your pet surgery, we are here to answer any questions you have throughout the healing stages.

Contact our pet clinic today for an appointment.

EXPLORE OUR PET SPAYING & SURGERY SERVICES

At Small Animal Medical Center, we're constantly expanding our suite of pet surgery services to suit the evolving needs of local animal lovers. In fact, our certified team is constantly standing by to provide pet spaying and wound repair in the heart of Brownwood, TX. We invite you to browse the following section to get a better sense of our surgical capabilities. As always, you're more than welcome to contact one of our friendly representatives with any additional questions, comments, or concerns.

Spay and Neuter Procedures
Dental Surgery & Procedures
Soft Tissue Surgery
Orthopedic Surgery

Eye Surgery
Wound Repair
Foreign Body Removal
And More...

PREPARING YOUR PET FOR SURGERY

The Night Before - Take some time to create an area in your home where your pet can recover. For good hygiene and reduced chances of infection, you can bathe your pet and wash their bedding the day before. Prepare their crate as you may have to keep your dog or cat separate from other pets in the home. Make sure any medications are packed and ready to go for the morning.

The Morning of Surgery - The most important thing you can do the morning of your pet’s surgery is to make sure they do not have any food or water. Generally, pets are dropped off early in the morning so additional testing can be done, if necessary.

After Surgery - We will provide you with a detailed plan on how to care for your pet after surgery. There may be medications given to help with pain and to reduce the risk of infection. If an incision was made, an E-collar may be placed on your pet. Following the post-op instructions will ensure your pet makes a full recovery. If you notice any signs of discomfort or unusual behavior, call us as soon as possible.