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Appointments are available Monday through Friday, 8 am to 4 pm. We allot 45 minutes for the initial consultation. We will ask that you complete basic paperwork and provide a brief description of your pet’s medical condition. Generally, we are able to schedule an appointment with one of our surgeons within one week.

Emergency appointments are made by referral only. If you feel your pet is experiencing an emergency, please contact your primary care veterinarian and they will facilitate an emergency appointment with the DVSC. Whenever possible, we offer same-day surgery. If your pet’s surgery is not an emergency, it may be scheduled for a later date.

We have a surgeon, assistant surgeon, and technician on call for emergency surgical care and consultations. Our referring and emergency clinic veterinarians can be contacted and are available around the clock.

DVSC is dedicated to providing honest, open communication to both you and your family veterinarian. We ask that you be as detailed as possible when explaining your needs and concerns relative to your pet’s health. Although we can never say with certainty what the future holds for our patients, we will give you our honest prediction regarding initial surgical success, as well as long-term prognosis. While your pet is in our care, your own veterinarian will remain the primary-care doctor. Consequently, we will communicate with your veterinarian by phone, letter, fax, and/or e-mail as necessary, detailing your visit and our…

Diet The majority of our patients receive Science Diet or Iams canned and/or dry food. If you would like your pet to receive a special diet, please provide it at the time your pet is hospitalized. Additionally, please bring any medications your pet is currently receiving, as well as a brief note on the dose and frequency that the medications are to be given. Safety & ComfortTo optimize anesthetic safety, we use: Well-trained and proficient technical personnelA variety of sensitive cardiopulmonary monitoring devicesContinuous electrocardiographyApnea monitorsEnd tidal carbon-dioxide sensorsOxygen saturation monitoringContinuous temperature and blood pressure monitoring To minimize postoperative pain, we…