FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers for pet owners, rescues, shelters, and referring veterinary teams.
Are you a full-service veterinary hospital?
No. Simply Spayed is designed as a focused veterinary surgery center, not a full-service general practice or emergency hospital.
What services will be offered in Year 1?
The Year 1 focus is spay/neuter surgery and selected outpatient soft tissue surgery for dogs and cats.
Will you offer dental services?
Dental services may be added in a future phase if demand, staffing, equipment, and operations support expansion.
Do you treat both dogs and cats?
Yes. The clinic is focused on surgical care for dogs and cats.
Can rescues and shelters schedule multiple animals?
Yes. Rescue and shelter partnerships are an important part of the clinic mission.
Do you handle emergencies?
No. Emergencies should be seen by a full-service veterinary hospital or emergency clinic.
Will my pet need a pre-surgical exam?
Each pet’s age, weight, medical history, medications, and surgical needs should be reviewed before scheduling.
What should I expect after surgery?
Clients receive written discharge instructions covering activity restriction, incision monitoring, medications, and when to contact a veterinarian.
Do you accept referrals from other veterinarians?
Yes. The clinic can serve as a surgical resource for appropriate outpatient cases.
Where are you located?
Location details can be added once the building and opening timeline are finalized.