Pyometra Surgery
Spay surgery for a serious uterine infection (pyometra), for pets that are stable and healthy enough for an outpatient setting.
Soft Tissue & Outpatient Surgery
Outpatient surgery, home the same day.
Beyond spay and neuter, Simply Spayed offers selected soft tissue procedures for stable, healthy pets. Every case is reviewed first to confirm we're the right place for your pet.
How we decide if we're the right fit
We're a focused, outpatient surgical practice, so we take the cases we can do safely and well in a same-day setting. Before scheduling, we review your pet's history and current health to make sure surgery here is the right choice.
- Generally stable, healthy pets suitable for outpatient surgery
- A current rabies vaccination for all surgical patients
- Recent medical records and any relevant lab work or imaging
- Honest guidance when a full-service or specialty hospital is the better fit
Always reviewed case by case
No two pets are the same. Share your pet's records and we'll review them individually, talk through what surgery would involve, and give you a clear recommendation before anything is scheduled.
Start a case review →Procedures
Surgeries we offer
A selection of the soft tissue and outpatient procedures we perform for appropriate, stable pets. We also take on other soft tissue surgeries as appropriate after case review.
Bladder Stone Removal
Surgery to remove painful bladder stones so your pet can urinate comfortably again.
Lump & Mass Removal
Removal of skin lumps and growths, with clear guidance on what to expect before and after.
Swallowed-Object Removal
Surgery to remove certain swallowed objects (foreign bodies), for appropriate and stable cases.
Ophthalmic Surgery
Selected eye procedures, including enucleation (eye removal), entropion correction, and eyelid mass removals, for appropriate cases.
Amputation Surgery
Forelimb, hindlimb, and digit amputations for stable pets, with attentive pain management and recovery support.
Hernia Repair
Umbilical and inguinal hernia repairs, often performed at the time of spay or neuter, for appropriate cases.
Cryptorchid Neuter
Neuter surgery for retained (undescended) testicles, located in the groin (inguinal) or within the abdomen (abdominal).
Other Soft Tissue Surgery
We'll perform additional soft tissue procedures as appropriate, each reviewed individually to make sure we're a good fit for your pet.
What surgery day looks like
1
Case review
We review your pet's records and confirm surgery here is the right fit before scheduling.
2
Check-in & pre-op
We confirm history, fasting, and medications, then complete a pre-op review before anesthesia.
3
Procedure
Focused surgical care with modern anesthesia, pain management, and recovery monitoring.
4
Same-day discharge
Your pet heads home the same day with clear, written recovery instructions.
Comfort and recovery
Even routine procedures deserve careful attention to comfort. We use evidence-based anesthesia and pain protocols designed for a calmer procedure and a smoother recovery, and we send every pet home with simple, written aftercare guidance.
See recovery resources →Before you come in
- Follow the fasting instructions we provide
- Bring a current rabies certificate if you have one
- Bring recent medical records and a list of medications
- Plan for a calm, quiet space at home for recovery
A Quick Note on Fit
Making sure your pet gets the right care
As a focused surgical practice, we aren't an emergency or full-service hospital, so we don't provide urgent care, overnight monitoring, or orthopedic and advanced specialty surgery. If your pet ever needs that kind of help, we'll gladly point you toward a trusted full-service or emergency team — because what matters most is that they're well cared for.
Wondering if we can help your pet?
Send us your pet's details and records, and we'll review the case and follow up with a clear recommendation.