Types of Procedures
     - Cosmetics
     - Exotics
     - Large Animal
     - Orthopedics
     - Routine
Pain Management
     - post operative regime
     - geriatric regime
Pre-Anesthetic
     - pet health screen 1
     - pet health screen 2
     - pet health screen 3
   

Types of Procedures-

At Animal Care Central, our trained staff is fully qualified and experienced in performing a wide variety of surgical procedures. Below is a brief summary of some of the most common procedures and animals we work on. If you would like more specific information or questions answered, do not hesitate to call or Email us

- Cosmetics:  

• tail docks
• ear crops
• skin fold removals
• tumor removals
• eye conformation corrections

- Exotics:   

• avian
• reptile
• rodents
• fish

- Large Animal:   

• C-sections
• castrations
• dehorning

- Orthopedics:  

• plates, pins, wires
• up-to-date techniques used to heal broken bones

- Routine:   

• spay
• neuter
• declaw
• lacerations

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Pain Management-

Pain management is becoming more pronounced in Veterinary medicine as adjuvant therapy for geriatric patients and post-surgical patients. Many of our companions are able to disguise pain. The most frequent signs of pain are unwillingness or being slow to move around, crying out for no apparent reason, and unwillingness to eat. These signs are seen frequently in patients recovering from surgery and companions over the age of 6 years. Listed below are frequently used medical regimes for pain management.

     - post-operative regimes:  It has been documented that patients receiving pain management post-operatively have a higher rate of recovery

     - geriatric regimes:  The geriatric companion receiving pain management helps to slow the onset of debilitating musculoskelatal disease. Following are the treatments we offer our geriatric patients. Please call or e-mail us for current pricing.

• Deramax and Etogesic - non-steroidal anti-inflammatory pain relief
• Glycoflex cartilage enhancing nutritional supplement
• Cell Advance - antioxidant anti-inflammatory
• Cosequin injection - joint fluid enhancing properties
• Corticosteriod injection - anti-inflammatory pain relief

As always we at Animal Care Central are striving to offer the highest level of Veterinary care for your companion. If the pain management treatment chosen does not seem to be working as expected or if pain continues after medications run out, alert us immediately. If you have any questions concerning pain management please ask; any of us at Animal Care Central would be happy to discuss it with you.

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Pre-Anesthetic:

If your pet needs anesthesia, we recommend blood profiles to reduce the risks and check you pet's health status. The latest technology enables us to perform safe and accurate blood chemistries minutes, before anesthetic induction. These tests are similar to those your physician would run if you were undergoing anesthesia. Test results also serve as future reference values should you pet become ill. Click here for a guide to understanding your pet's bloodwork.

     - Pet Health Screen 1:   Minimum recommendation for any patient receiving anesthesia. Cost $30.00*

     - Pet Health Screen 2:   Recommended for patients younger than 2 years Cost $39.00*

     - Pet Health Screen 3:   Recommended for healthy patients ages 2 to 6 years Cost $ 65.00*

*All pricing subject to change. Call or e-mail us for current prices

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