Soft Tissue Surgery & Dentistry

** Prices are subject to change and may vary if your pet is over 75 pounds or if they are severely ill/unstable or have other complicating factors prior to surgery **

*** This section of the website is under construction and may be updated ***

Please contact the clinic with any questions you have about your pet’s specific needs.

If your pet has been examined elsewhere, and a veterinarian has made a recommendation for surgery, we can schedule without a consultation*. If your pet has NOT seen a veterinarian, you must email us to schedule a consultation FIRST

You must include copies of medical records*

Soft Tissue Surgery:

$250 - $850 Mass or growth removal

$800 - $1400 Cystotomy (bladder stone removal). We can submit the stones for analysis to determine the type of stone and best treatment/management after surgery.

$650 - 950 Enucleation (eye removal).

$800 - $1500 Foreign object removal from stomach or intestines

$600 - 1000 Tail amputation

Depending on the age and health of your pet, it may be best to perform bloodwork prior to surgery ($120) or have an IV placed with intravenous fluids adminsitered during surgery ($50).

Email us at Hello@PawsibleVet.com to inquire about scheduling. Please include medical records + / - photos

… Coming Soon! Late October

Dental cleaning, x-rays, and intraoral exam/charting

$750 - Routine cleaning, without any extractions*

*includes pre-anesthetic blood testing, IV cathteter, and IV fluids during procedure. Includes a brief consultation on the morning of the procedure.

$50 - 750 - Extractions based on the doctor’s assessment. You will not be called prior to extractions if it is deemed medically indicated and what is best for your pet. In order to maintain efficiency, we are unable to make phone calls throughout the day (except in cases of emergencies). The maximum price for your pet’s procedure will not exceed $1500.

Please advice ahead of time if your maximum budget is less than $1500!

If your pet requires advanced procedures for severe periodontal (dental) disease, we may refer you to a full service hospital or a dental specialist.

Your pet will be monitored throughout the procedure with EKG, Respirations and ETCO2, PulseOx, Blood Pressure, and contiuous temperature monitoring.

Thermal support with circulating warm water blankets and forced warm air to keep them cozy during their procedure.