Pet Amputation
When injury or disease affects a limb, amputation can be the best path to a pain-free life. Similarly, dewclaw removal can prevent future injuries and discomfort. At FairPet Surgery Center, we provide expert surgical care to help pets adjust and thrive. Our team ensures a smooth recovery with tailored post-surgical support.
Pet Amputation
When a limb is causing pain or limiting mobility, amputation can give pets a fresh start. Our expert surgical care helps them adapt and live comfortably.
Pet Dewclaw Removal
Whether for medical reasons or injury prevention, dewclaw removal ensures your pet’s paws stay healthy. We provide gentle, precise care for a smooth recovery.
Pet Abdominal Surgery
From foreign object removals to tumor extractions, our abdominal surgery services address a range of serious conditions. We ensure precise care and a smooth recovery for every pet. Every procedure is performed with the highest level of surgical expertise and compassion.
Pet Exploratory Laparotomy
When the cause of illness isn’t clear, exploratory laparotomy allows us to diagnose and treat internal conditions. Our team takes a thorough and careful approach during every examination.
Pet Stomach
Pet Eye Surgery
Whether treating injuries, entropion, cherry eye, enucleation, or eyelid masses, our eye surgery services help protect or restore vision. Healthy vision can vastly improve quality of life, and we’re here to help with expert care and clear communication every step of the way.
Pet Eye Surgery
Pet Organ/Cancer Removal
When tumors or diseased organs threaten a pet’s health, surgical removal can be life-saving. Our team is dedicated to providing careful, effective treatment for the best possible outcome. We focus on precise surgical techniques and comprehensive post-op care.
Pet Growth/Mass Removal
Pet Organ Removal
Pet Hernia/Wound Repair
Hernias and severe wounds require expert attention to prevent complications. Our surgical care helps pets heal properly and regain their strength with as little discomfort as possible. With our skill and expertise, your pet receives the highest level of surgical care and support.
Pet Wound/Laceration Repair
Pet Hernia Repair
Hernias can cause discomfort or serious complications if left untreated. Our precise surgical approach helps restore your pet’s health and mobility.
Pet Knees & Hips
Joint conditions can make walking painful, but our knee and hip surgeries restore mobility and comfort. Whether it’s an ACL repair or hip surgery, we help pets move freely again. Our goal is to get your pet back to an active, happy life as soon as possible.
Pet Hip Surgery
Pet Patella Luxation Surgery
Pet ACL Surgery
Pet Reproductive & Urinary Surgery
From pyometra treatment to urinary obstruction relief, our surgical services address critical health concerns. We focus on expert care and a safe, smooth recovery for every pet. Your pet’s comfort and long-term health are always our top priority.
Pet Spay & Neuter
Pet Uterine Surgery
Pet Urinary Surgery
Urinary issues can be painful, but surgery helps resolve blockages and other concerns. Our specialized care ensures pets feel relief and comfort again.
Pet Emergency Surgery
When pets experience sudden injuries, severe illnesses, or life-threatening conditions, immediate surgical care can be critical to saving their lives. Our experienced veterinary team provides skilled, compassionate emergency surgery to ensure your pet gets the care they need when it matters most.
Pet Emergency Surgery
We provide skilled, compassionate surgery to help patients recover and heal quickly. Our goal is to stabilize your pet and give them the prompt, dedicated support they need to recover swiftly.
Pet Amputation
(For the first toe)
(For the additional toes)
(For the first toe)
(For the additional toes)
Add-On Procedures
(Over 90 lbs)
(Includes X-rays and interpretation.)
Pet Dewclaw Removal
Add-On Procedures
(Over 90 lbs)
(Includes X-rays and interpretation.)
Pet Exploratory Laparotomy
- Exploring the abdomen and searching for abnormalities, and removing a bowel obstruction(s) (with or without a foreign body) via incision(s) into the stomach or intestine.
Add-On Procedures
(Over 90 lbs)
(Includes X-rays and interpretation.)
Pet Stomach
This is a routine prophylactic procedure to tack the stomach to the abdominal body wall. This is done to prevent flipping and twisting of the stomach, which can lead to life-threatening gastric dilatation and volvulus (GDV). GDV is a common cause of death in large breed dogs (usually giant breed, deep-chested dogs, i.e. Great Danes, Mastiffs, Great Pyrenes, German Shepherds, Afghan hounds). This is often done alongside a neuter or a spay.
GDV surgery is an emergency procedure that must be performed within 1-4 hours of a GDV taking place. It involves surgical abdominal exploration, decompressing and deflating a severely air-distended and twisted stomach, followed by gastropexy (taking the stomach to the abdominal wall).
Add-On Procedures
(Over 90 lbs)
(Includes X-rays and interpretation.)
Pet Eye Surgery
Surgical correction of eyelids turning inward toward the eye.
Eyeball removal.
Eyeball removal.
This surgery pulls down the third eyelid and locks it into its natural position.
This surgery pulls down the third eyelid and locks it into its natural position.
This surgery pulls down the third eyelid and locks it into its natural position.
Add-On Procedures
(Over 90 lbs)
(Includes X-rays and interpretation.)
Pet Growth/Mass Removal
Masses of this size are performed only as an add-on procedure.
- Unilateral mastectomy $1523, with an additional cost for spay if not already done.
- Aggressive breast removal.
Add-On Procedures
(Over 90 lbs)
(Includes X-rays and interpretation.)
Pet Organ Removal
Biopsy is available at an additional cost.
Biopsy is available at an additional cost.
Partial or complete removal of one or more liver lobes. Biopsy is available at an additional cost.
Biopsy is available at an additional cost.
Add-On Procedures
(Over 90 lbs)
(Includes X-rays and interpretation.)
Pet Wound/Laceration Repair
Add-On Procedures
(Over 90 lbs)
(Includes X-rays and interpretation.)
Pet Hernia Repair
Correction of “belly button” hernia.
Add-On Procedures
(Over 90 lbs)
(Includes X-rays and interpretation.)
Pet Hip Surgery
An FHO is a femoral head osteotomy. This is the removal of the head and neck of the femur (thigh bone) to change the nature of the joint. This is sometimes required as a salvage procedure to remove the ball and socket hip joint which is painful from either hip dysplasia, Legg-Calve Perthes disease, or severe hip arthritis.
Add-On Procedures
(Over 90 lbs)
(Includes X-rays and interpretation.)
Pet Patella Luxation Surgery
Deepens the part of the bone that houses the knee cap to keep it from sliding out of place.
Add-On Procedures
(Over 90 lbs)
(Includes X-rays and interpretation.)
Pet ACL Surgery
Orthopedic procedure that changes the shape of the shin bone to correct the geometry of the joint. This addresses the root of the problem with ACL tears. It involves reshaping the bone with the use of a bone plate and screws.
This procedure involves placing an implant on the outside of the joint to mimic the action of the ACL. We do not perform this surgery in dogs weighing more than 30lbs. An x-ray evaluation of the knee is required to confirm whether your pet is a good candidate for this surgery
Knee procedures: There are two knee surgeries we perform in animals, both done to correct a tear of the cranial cruciate ligament (aka ACL). The type of surgery your pet needs will depend on x-rays of the knee, which have to be performed under sedation by someone trained to take specific views of the joint. Because specialized training is required, we usually have to do these X-rays on-site unless the pet has seen a specialist first. The cost of X-rays is included in the cost of the procedure.
Add-On Procedures
(Over 90 lbs)
(Includes X-rays and interpretation.)
Pet Spay and Neuter
- $115 if it’s an add-on procedure.
- Additional $100 for a cat in heat.
- $305 if it’s an add-on procedure.
- Additional $200 for a dog in heat.
- $380 if it’s an add-on procedure.
- Additional $200 for a dog in heat.
- $430 if it’s an add-on procedure.
- Additional $200 for a dog in heat.
- $720 if it’s an add-on procedure.
- Additional $200 for a dog in heat.
- $125 if it’s an add-on procedure.
- $200 if it’s an add-on procedure.
- $300 if it’s an add-on procedure.
$50 in addition to another procedure
This is in addition to the neuter price.
Applicable for pets weighing 50 lbs or less.
Removal of testicles that never descended into the scrotum.
This involves removing the uterus only, leaving the ovaries behind. It allows for natural hormones to remain with the pet for its lifetime. Ovaries can be removed at any time.
This allows the testicles to remain with the pet, preserving the pet’s natural hormones. The pet will be fertile for about 3 months after the procedure, so caution is warranted to prevent unwanted pregnancies.
Add-On Procedures
(Over 90 lbs)
(Includes X-rays and interpretation.)
Pet Uterine Surgery
Removal of infected uterus.
Removal of infected uterus.
Removal of infected uterus.
Removal of infected uterus.
Removal of infected uterus.
Add-On Procedures
(Over 90 lbs)
(Includes X-rays and interpretation.)
Pet Urinary Surgery
- Incision into the bladder to remove urinary bladder stones.
- Stone analysis to Minnesota $250. This is optional but recommended so your vet can appropriately treat your pet and hopefully prevent the type of stone your pet is prone to getting.
- Surgery of the vulva to correct a malformation that predisposes the dog to chronic urinary and vulvar infections.
- This procedure involves an operation of the penis to convert it to a more vaginal type of opening to prevent recurrence. This procedure is at high risk for complications like chronic non-healing wounds, urinary tract infections, or subsequent obstructions. It is an absolute last resort for multiple recurring idiopathic male feline obstructions.
Add-On Procedures
(Over 90 lbs)
(Includes X-rays and interpretation.)