Thank you for being part of our pet community over the years. Beginning Monday, March 3, 2025, we will be joining forces with a nearby VCA hospital, VCA Bal-Coeur Animal Hospital, and will be able to take even better care of your pet.
Our last day at our current location will be Friday, February 28.
Your pet’s complete medical records will be transferred to the new location and your myVCA app account will be updated accordingly.
We deeply appreciate your trust in us and look forward to seeing you and your furry friends in 2025.
Important Notice:
Thank you for being part of our pet community over the years. Beginning Monday, March 3, 2025, we will be joining forces with a nearby VCA hospital, VCA Bal-Coeur Animal Hospital, and will be able to take even better care of your pet.
Our last day at our current location will be Friday, February 28.
Your pet’s complete medical records will be transferred to the new location and your myVCA app account will be updated accordingly.
We deeply appreciate your trust in us and look forward to seeing you and your furry friends in 2025.
Important Notice:
Thank you for being part of our pet community over the years. Beginning Monday, March 3, 2025, we will be joining forces with a nearby VCA hospital, VCA Bal-Coeur Animal Hospital, and will be able to take even better care of your pet.
Our last day at our current location will be Friday, February 28.
Your pet’s complete medical records will be transferred to the new location and your myVCA app account will be updated accordingly.
Our hospital routinely performs spays and neuters, the surgical sterilization of female and male dogs and cats. Spaying involves removal of the uterus and ovaries of female dogs and cats and is called ovariohysterectomy. Neutering involves removal of the testicles of male dogs and cats and is called castration.
Both procedures are performed under general anesthesia and both involve a surgical incision. Pain management medications are used routinely to insure your pet's comfort.
These surgeries are performed most commonly at or around six months of age. However, many veterinarians recommend and perform this procedure at a younger age. Ask our staff about spaying or neutering your pet to help prevent unwanted sexual behavior and pregnancies and to decrease or eliminate the possibility of certain disease conditions later in life.