DeWitt Animal Hospital
5620 Thompson Road
DeWitt, NY 13214
Ph: 315-446-1200
Fax: 315-446-4982
dewittanimalhospital@yahoo.com
(315)446-1200
www.dewittanimalhospital.org
The DeWitt Animal Hospital is proud to participate in the Friends of Animals Spay/Neuter Program. This program helps to defer some of the costs associated with spay/neuter surgeries so that each pet owner can help in the decline of pet overpopulation. The Friends of Animals certificate covers the cost of a routine spay/neuter procedure including a cursory (not full) surgical pre-exam, anesthesia, surgical procedure, waste disposal, day of surgery post-operative care and pain-relief, hospitalization as required, and stitch removal if necessary. There ARE additional fees that accompany the use of the Friends of Animals Certificate. Inoculations (vaccinations) are the responsibility of the pet-owner. The following requirements MUST be met PRIOR to scheduling surgery at our facility. Records must be reviewed by our office prior to a surgery being scheduled. Dogs:
Ask the veterinarian about any additional charges before the spay/neuter procedure is performed. All services requested unrelated to a routine spay/neuter procedure are the responsibility of the pet-owner. The veterinarian may charge the pet-owner additional fees for non-routine procedures such as:
To maintain the safety of your pet while they are under anesthesia, intravenous fluids during the surgical procedure are required and are NOT covered by the Friends of Animals Certificate. Take-home pain medication is also required to keep your pet comfortable at home the days following the surgery, and is NOT covered by the Friends of Animals Certificate. The cost of these fluids and medications are based on the weight of your animal on the date of surgery. Please call the animal hospital directly to discuss these fees, and any other fees that may be incurred. Pre-Surgical Blood work is optional for our clients, but is offered at an additional cost. There are several different options for this blood work and it can be discussed at the Pre-Surgical Exam. Please click on the Friends of Animals link to obtain information regarding purchasing a certificate to get your pet spayed/neutered. |