Spay, Neuter, and Elective Surgery in Abbotsford
- Spay and Neuter
- Elective Soft Tissue Surgery
- Orthopaedic Surgery
- Elective Tumor Removal
Daytime appointments and overnight emergency care for dogs and cats in Abbotsford.
- Daytime care: 12 PM – 8 PM
- Emergency: 8 PM – 8 AM
- 2388 McCallum Rd, Abbotsford
- (604) 969-0911
Planned surgery, carefully done
Planned surgical procedures for dogs and cats in Abbotsford are available through the surgical services team at Abby Veterinary Hospital and Emergency. Whether your pet is scheduled for a spay or neuter, an elective soft tissue procedure, or an orthopaedic surgery, our experienced DVMs approach every case with careful pre-surgical planning, individualized anesthesia, and attentive post-operative monitoring. Daytime surgical appointments are available every day from 12 PM.
From 12 PM · Dogs & cats
Our surgical services
Spay and Neuter
Spay and neuter surgery are among the most commonly performed veterinary procedures and carry significant long-term health benefits for dogs and cats. Spaying females eliminates the risk of uterine infections and significantly reduces the risk of mammary tumors, particularly when performed before the first heat cycle. Neutering males reduces the risk of testicular disease and certain behavioral concerns. At Abby Vet, we take a thorough and individualized approach to spay and neuter surgery, including pre-surgical assessment, tailored anesthesia planning, careful surgical technique, and dedicated post-operative recovery monitoring.
Elective Soft Tissue Surgery
Elective soft tissue surgery covers a range of planned procedures involving the skin, organs, and internal structures. This includes lump and mass removals, hernia repairs, bladder surgery, and other procedures that are scheduled in advance rather than performed under emergency conditions. Our team performs a pre-surgical assessment, develops an anesthesia plan appropriate for your pet’s age and health profile, and provides a clear outline of what to expect before, during, and after the procedure.
Orthopaedic Surgery
Orthopaedic surgery addresses injuries and conditions of the bones and joints, including TPLO (tibial plateau levelling osteotomy) for cranial cruciate ligament injuries, fracture repair, chronic joint conditions, and developmental abnormalities. Our team assesses the affected area using physical examination and imaging, discusses the available surgical options with you, and develops a post-operative recovery plan including activity restrictions and supportive care guidance. Our goal is to improve your pet’s mobility, reduce pain, and support long-term joint health.
Elective Tumor Removal
Planned tumor removal is performed when a mass has been identified and assessed and surgical removal is determined to be the most appropriate management approach. Elective removal allows our team to prepare thoroughly, minimize surgical risk, and provide the best possible conditions for recovery. We discuss the nature of the mass, the surgical plan, expected recovery, and post-operative monitoring with you before proceeding. Samples may be submitted for laboratory evaluation depending on the type and location of the mass.
Dental Surgery
Dental surgery, including complex tooth extractions and management of oral health conditions requiring surgical intervention, is performed in coordination with our dental care team. Dental surgical procedures are typically performed under general anesthesia with pre-surgical dental X-rays to assess root and bone involvement. Our primary dental care services, including cleanings, scaling, polishing, and extractions, are available through our dedicated Dental Care page.
Here for your pet, day and night.
Daytime care from 12 PM
8 PM – 8 AM, every day
Experienced DVMs and a caring support team
Questions pet parents ask
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What emergency surgeries can Abby Vet perform overnight in Abbotsford?
Our team is equipped to perform a range of emergency surgical procedures overnight, including GDV surgery, Cesarean sections, exploratory surgery, splenectomy, gastrotomy for foreign body removal, and soft tissue procedures. Call (604) 969-0911 if your pet needs urgent surgical care.
How do I know if my dog's bloating stomach is a GDV emergency?
Signs of GDV include a visibly distended and hard abdomen, unproductive retching, excessive drooling, and extreme restlessness. This is a surgical emergency. If you notice these signs, especially in a large or deep-chested breed, contact our team immediately and come directly to our clinic.
Is emergency surgery available at Abby Vet overnight?
Yes. Our emergency surgical team is on site from 8 PM to 8 AM every day. Daytime surgical consultations are available from 12 PM. Call (604) 969-0911 to reach our team.
What does post-operative care look like at Abby Vet?
After surgery, your pet is monitored continuously by our team in our care environment. We assess pain levels, vital signs, incision healing, and recovery from anesthesia. We will provide detailed discharge instructions and schedule follow-up appointments to support your pet’s recovery at home.
Ready to book your pet’s visit?
Emergency surgical care is available at Abby Vet in Abbotsford from 8 PM to 8 AM every day. If your pet needs urgent surgical attention, call (604) 969-0911 immediately on your way in. Our team will be ready.