Surgery

Nervous about your pet going under anesthesia? Here is how our Amherst vets prepare dogs and cats for surgery, what happens on surgery day, and how you can help your pet recover at home.

Squinting, redness, discharge or an eye infection that keeps coming back? Here is what to watch for, how our Amherst vets check your pet's eyes, and when surgery for entropion or chronic eye infections can help.

Found a new lump or bump on your dog or cat? Here is what to do next, how our Amherst vets assess it, and what to expect if your pet needs soft tissue surgery to remove a mass.

Spotted a cat with the tip of one ear missing? It usually means a feral cat has already been spayed or neutered through Trap, Neuter, Release. Here is how TNR works and how our Amherst hospital supports it.

Thinking about spaying or neutering your dog or cat? Learn the health benefits, how our Amherst team keeps surgery safe, what recovery looks like, and the community spay and neuter programs we support.