When your cat is facing surgery, it can cause anxiety and fear. At Cleveland Pet Hospital and Health Center, your veterinarian in Caldwell, ID, we understand what you're going through and are committed to making the process as easy as possible. We pride ourselves on keeping you informed, educated, and involved every step of the way through the pet surgery.

Common Reasons Your Cat May Need Surgery

During their lifetime, the majority of house pets will have some type of surgical procedure, including the most common types for:

●          Dental extractions

●          Removal of skin abscesses or tumors

●          Intestinal obstruction

●          Bone fracture

●          Spay or neuter

●          Removal of a foreign object

●          Hip or joint surgery

●          Orthopedic surgery

Tips for a Successful Surgical Procedure

The following tips can help both you and your pet relax and look forward to a successful outcome from their surgery.

Vaccinations

Be sure your cat is up-to-date on vaccinations. A vaccinated cat is more likely to be healthy and have a strong immune system to get through surgery.

Fasting

Be sure to follow your vet's instructions on withholding food and water. Most pets will need to forego food for at least 12 hours before surgery.

Medications

If your pet takes medication, be sure to check with your vet as to whether it should take it before surgery.

Prep a Recovery Area

Find a quiet, comfy space for your pet to recover. Make a bed on the floor. Make sure it's a comfortable temperature with food and water nearby. It should be an area where other pets and young children can't get to them.

Get Pet Surgery and Pet Orthopedic Surgery from a Veterinarian Near You

If you're looking for an experienced veterinarian near your area who is both skilled in surgery and compassionate, look no further than Cleveland Pet Hospital and Health Center, your veterinarian in Caldwell, ID. Call (208) 459-0709 for pet surgery and pet orthopedic surgery from a veterinarian near you.

When your cat is facing surgery, it can cause anxiety and fear. At Cleveland Pet Hospital and Health Center, your veterinarian in Caldwell, ID, we understand what you're going through and are committed to making the process as easy as possible. We pride ourselves on keeping you informed, educated, and involved every step of the way through the pet surgery.

Common Reasons Your Cat May Need Surgery

During their lifetime, the majority of house pets will have some type of surgical procedure, including the most common types for:

●          Dental extractions

●          Removal of skin abscesses or tumors

●          Intestinal obstruction

●          Bone fracture

●          Spay or neuter

●          Removal of a foreign object

●          Hip or joint surgery

●          Orthopedic surgery

Tips for a Successful Surgical Procedure

The following tips can help both you and your pet relax and look forward to a successful outcome from their surgery.

Vaccinations

Be sure your cat is up-to-date on vaccinations. A vaccinated cat is more likely to be healthy and have a strong immune system to get through surgery.

Fasting

Be sure to follow your vet's instructions on withholding food and water. Most pets will need to forego food for at least 12 hours before surgery.

Medications

If your pet takes medication, be sure to check with your vet as to whether it should take it before surgery.

Prep a Recovery Area

Find a quiet, comfy space for your pet to recover. Make a bed on the floor. Make sure it's a comfortable temperature with food and water nearby. It should be an area where other pets and young children can't get to them.

Get Pet Surgery and Pet Orthopedic Surgery from a Veterinarian Near You

If you're looking for an experienced veterinarian near your area who is both skilled in surgery and compassionate, look no further than Cleveland Pet Hospital and Health Center, your veterinarian in Caldwell, ID. Call (208) 459-0709 for pet surgery and pet orthopedic surgery from a veterinarian near you.

Cleveland Pet Hospital & Health Center

Address

2619 Cleveland Blvd,
Caldwell, ID 83605

Monday  

8:00 am - 1:00 pm

Tuesday  

8:00 am - 1:00 pm

6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Wednesday  

8:00 am - 1:00 pm

Thursday  

8:00 am - 1:00 pm

6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Friday  

8:00 am - 1:00 pm

6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Saturday  

8:00 am - 1:00 pm

Sunday  

Closed

You're welcome to reach out to Dr. Els Slurink
at (208) 459-0709 to set up an appointment. 

If you prefer, you can schedule online by clicking the 'Book Appointment' button—just be sure to fill out the Pre-Visit Questionnaire Form

Note for cat lovers: please leave your furry friend at home for your first visit, so Dr. Els can advise how to bring in a calm and relaxed kitty.