Cat & Dog Surgery in coral springs, fl

Advanced Procedures. Fear Free Comfort. Around-the-Clock Care.

At Coral Springs Animal Hospital, we understand that the thought of surgery for your pet can be overwhelming. That’s why we combine advanced surgical expertise with a deeply compassionate, Fear Free approach to care, easing the nerves of both you and your four-legged companion.

Whether your pet needs a routine procedure or a more complex operation, you can count on our experienced team to provide the safest, most comfortable experience possible—from the initial consultation to the moment you’re reunited after recovery. If a surgical procedure is in your pet’s future, let us answer your questions and ease your concerns.

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Pet Surgeries We Offer in South Florida

No matter what surgical procedure your pet may need, you can count on our Coral Springs veterinary team to deliver expert care with a gentle touch. Some of the surgeries we perform include:

Spays and neuters
Routine soft tissue surgery (mass removals, biopsies, laceration repair)
Abdominal surgeries (foreign body removal, bladder surgery, gastrointestinal procedures)
Orthopedic surgery (fracture repair, cruciate ligament surgery)
Laparoscopic (minimally invasive) procedures
Emergency surgery

If your pet requires an advanced soft tissue or orthopedic procedure, our collaborative team ensures continuity of care with a seamless transfer to our specialty surgery department.

Spay & Neuter Surgery for Coral Springs Pets

Spaying or neutering your pet is one of the most important steps you can take toward a longer, healthier life for your cat or dog—and a more peaceful household, too.

At Coral Springs Animal Hospital, our team performs every spay and neuter procedure with precision, compassion, and expertise to ensure a Fear Free experience. Your pet is monitored before, during, and after surgery by our highly trained team, and you can trust that their comfort is always top of mind.

Why Spay or Neuter Your Pet?

Spaying your female pet:

Prevents unwanted pregnancies
Eliminates heat cycles
Reduces risk of mammary cancer
Eliminates risk of uterine infections (pyometra)
Prevents uterine and ovarian cancer
Contributes to a longer, healthier life

Neutering your male pet:

Decreases marking and aggressive behavior
Prevents roaming and territorial fighting
Eliminates risk of testicular cancer
Reduces risk of prostate disease and perineal hernias
Helps prevent certain hormone-related tumors
Supports overall health and longevity

When Should I Spay or Neuter My Pet?

Most pets are spayed or neutered between 5 and 6 months of age. This age range ensures female cats and small-breed dogs are spayed prior to their first heat cycle to reap the most benefits, while also providing the sterilization perks to male cats and small-breed dogs to avoid naughty, unwanted behaviors.

In general, the larger your dog is expected to be at maturity, the later we recommend waiting to spay or neuter to provide maximum time for musculoskeletal development. This means giant breeds like Great Danes and mastiffs may not be spayed or neutered until 12 to 24 months.

However, we’ll tailor our recommendations based on your pet’s breed, health, and lifestyle to ensure optimal long-term outcomes.

Overview Of Veterinary Icu Area at coral springs animal hospital

Less Stressful Surgery for Every Pet

We know surgery can be stressful—for both you and your pet. That’s why our approach blends best-in-class veterinary medicine with gentle care and communication. Whether it’s a routine procedure or a complex surgery, you’ll feel confident knowing your pet is in loving, expert hands.

Ready to schedule a surgical consultation or your pet’s spay or neuter? Contact us today—we’re here to provide a smooth surgical experience for you and your four-legged companion.

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