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Safe & Effective Surgical Care in Webster, TX

When your pet needs surgery, you want the most knowledgeable, experienced, and well-equipped team you can trust to love and care for your pet like their own. At Neighborhood Veterinary Centers NASA, we understand how overwhelming it can be to prepare for your pet’s procedure. That’s why our veterinary team is committed to maintaining the highest standards of surgical care, using the safest protocols, and providing compassionate, attentive patient care from start to finish—whether it’s a routine procedure or a more advanced surgery.

Surgical Procedures We Offer

Our experienced veterinarians offer a comprehensive range of routine elective and non-elective procedures for dogs and cats. These include:

  • Spay & Neuter: Prevents unwanted pregnancies, reduces the risk of certain cancers, and can help with behavior concerns
  • Mass Removal: Surgical removal or benign and malignant growths to improve comfort and prevent complications
  • Hernia Repair: Fixing umbilical, inguinal, or abdominal hernias to prevent organ entrapment
  • Bladder Stone Removal: Removing stones that cause discomfort, infections, and urinary blockages
  • Wound & Laceration Repair: Cleaning, suturing, and treating injuries to promote proper healing

If your pet needs orthopedic or advanced soft tissue surgery, we’ll refer you to our trusted surgical partners at Neighborhood Veterinary Centers Nederland, where a dedicated team can provide advanced care.

Our Commitment to Patient Safety

Your pet’s safety is always our number one priority. Although anesthetic complications are rare, we take every precaution to ensure your pet’s surgical experience is smooth, pain-free, and safe. Some of our safety features include:

Pre-Anesthetic Lab Work

Preparatory tests inform the veterinarian about your pet’s organ function and whether they are healthy enough for anesthesia.

Individualized Anesthetic Protocol

Based on your pet’s health status, breed, and age, our veterinarian carefully selects the safest anesthetic medications and protocols to create a balanced anesthesia.

Continuous Monitoring

Electronic monitoring equipment and a dedicated veterinary technician track and record your pet’s vital signs, including oxygenation, heart and respiratory rate, blood pressure, heart rhythm, and temperature, and alert the surgeon to any change.

State-Of-The-Art Surgical Suite

Our dedicated surgery room, equipment, and instruments ensure the highest sterility level.

Heat Support

Anesthesia causes hypothermia, which can slow recovery, so we use warm water circulating mats and warm air blankets to preserve your pet’s body heat.

Pain Management

We use a multimodal analgesia plan to ensure your pet remains pain-free.
Supervised recovery — Your pet is closely monitored to ensure they stay warm and comfortable until they are fully awake.

Preparing Your Pet for Surgery

A successful procedure starts with proper preparation. Before surgery, we will provide detailed instructions for your pet:

  • Fasting: Most pets need to stop eating 8-12 hours before surgery to reduce anesthesia risks
  • Medications: Let us know if your pet is taking any medications so we can advise on whether to continue or pause them
  • Comfort & Calmness: Bring your pet in a secure carrier or on a leash to minimize stress on the day of surgery

Post-Operative Care for Pets

Caring for a pet after surgery can feel stressful, but we’re here to support you every step of the way. Once your pet has recovered from anesthesia, we’ll arrange their discharge appointment and walk you through detailed at-home care instructions. We’ll explain how to administer medications, what signs to watch for during recovery, and how to keep your pet comfortable and safe. If your pet needs a follow-up appointment or suture removal, we’ll schedule it before you leave. Our team is always available for questions if any concerns arise once your pet is home.

Common Pet Surgery FAQ's

Is Surgery Safe for Older Pets?

Yes, many senior pets undergo surgery safely. We take extra precautions for older pets, including pre-anesthetic bloodwork and customized anesthetic plans, to minimize risk and ensure the safest possible procedure.

Can I Be With My Pet Before or After Surgery?

While owners aren’t present during the procedure itself, we make sure your pet is surrounded by compassionate care before and after surgery. Our team will update you throughout the day and review post-operative care in detail at pick-up.

What if My Pet Needs Advanced Surgery You Don’t Offer?

If your pet requires an orthopedic, emergency, or advanced soft tissue procedure, we will refer you to our trusted colleagues at Neighborhood Veterinary Centers Nederland, where they can receive the care they need.

A Better, Happier Life Starts Now

At Neighborhood Veterinary Centers of Webster, your pet's health and comfort are our top priorities. If your pet needs surgery or you have any concerns, we're here to help. Call us today to discuss your pet's needs and to schedule a consultation.

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