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Feline Specials
Spay – $350
Neuter – $299
Includes pre-op exam, TNT, ear check, bloodwork, IV catheter, fluids, and take-home meds.
Canine Specials
Spay up to 50 lbs – $399
Spay over 50 lbs – $499
Neuter up to 50 lbs – $399
Neuter over 50 lbs – $499
Includes all the essentials: exam, TNT, ear check, bloodwork, IV catheter, fluids, and take-home meds.
Dental Cleaning
0–30 lbs + Feline – $399
31–50 lbs – $499
51–100 lbs – $599
Extractions: $40 per tooth
Includes all the essentials: exam, TNT, ear check, bloodwork, IV catheter, fluids, and take-home meds.
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When Is FHO Surgery Recommended?
Hip
Dysplasia
Certain cases where abnormal hip development causes pain and reduced mobility.
Hip Fractures or Dislocations
Injuries that damage the hip joint or prevent normal movement.
Chronic
Hip Pain
Joint conditions that do not respond adequately to conservative treatment.
Severe Joint Damage
Cases where other treatment options may not provide sufficient relief.
Recovery After FHO Surgery
Rehabilitation plays an important role in recovery after FHO surgery. Your pet may need prescribed pain medication, controlled activity, and a veterinarian-guided exercise program to encourage limb use and restore mobility. Recovery time varies depending on your pet's age, condition, and overall health.
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Helping Pets Move More Comfortably
Femoral Head Ostectomy (FHO) is an orthopedic procedure that may help relieve hip pain and improve mobility in dogs and cats with certain hip conditions. The surgery involves removing the femoral head, the ball-shaped portion of the thigh bone that fits into the hip socket. Over time, surrounding tissues form a functional connection that allows the limb to move with reduced pain.