Operation PETS
3443 South Park Ave
Lackawanna, NY 14219
Phone: 716.783.8998
Fax: 716.783.8099
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CAT ELIGIBILITY



DOG ELIGIBILITY



PROJECT PIT BULL



RESCUE/ADOPTION GROUPS & SHELTERS



MADDIE'S SPAY NEUTER PROJECT FOR MEDICAID RECIPIENTS



MADDIE'S SPAY NEUTER PROJECT FOR FERALS



STANDARD SERVICES



BEFORE SURGERY



AFTER SURGERY



FERAL CATS - TNVR



MEET OUR STAFF



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For appointments please call between 10am-4pm
Monday-Thursday


Our clinic phones are very busy so it can sometimes be hard to reach us. Your call is important so please be patient and keep trying.
 

Standard Services

The solution to the stray, abandoned, and unwanted companion animal dilemma is this: only by spaying and neutering all companion animals will we get a handle on pet overpopulation, with all its tragic consequences.

We target companion animal and feral cat populations that are most in need of spay/neuter services.

In doing this, we can make the greatest impact on Western New York’s overpopulation problem.

Our goal is to safely spay/neuter as many animals as possible. We only provide services for healthy animals in order to minimize any possible risk to your pet and to enable us to accomplish our mission.

We strive to perform sterilizations in a humane manner and to keep stress, pain, and the risk of complications as minimal as possible.

Our veterinarians are licensed in the State of New York and are highly experienced and skilled in high-quality and high-volume surgical techniques. Our licensed veterinary technicians are our "surgical nurses". They assist the doctor and help make sure the animals are well cared for.

Our instruments and supplies meet the highest standards. Each surgery is performed with an individually autoclaved (steam-sterilized) surgical pack.

All patients are anesthetized with safe anesthetic agents. They receive anesthetic monitoring via pulse oximetry which measures heart rate and oxygen levels.

All patients receive pain medication before surgery and prior to release. Additional pain medication is sent home only if we feel it's necessary.
Payment for services is due at check-in. We appreciate cash to help keep our administrative costs down but we also accept credit or debit cards. We do not accept personal checks.

DOG SPAY/NEUTER

Maximum Weight:...........75 lbs.
Minimum Age:................12 weeks
Maximum Age:.................5 years

$85.00 Includes
1. Routine Spay/Neuter (*)
2. Rabies Vaccine
3. DA2PPV Vaccine (parvo-distemper)
4. Advantage Flea Control

For your pet's protection we recommend dogs have their first DA2PPV (parvovirus-distemper) vaccine prior to appt (vaccine takes 2 weeks to take effect).

Worming treatment is only available for puppies under six months of age.

  CAT SPAY/NEUTER

Minimum Age:......12 weeks
Minimum Weight:...3 lbs.
Maximum Age:.......5 years

$65.00 Includes
(surgery & vaccines are $55.00; Revolution is $10.00)
1. Routine Spay/Neuter (*)
2. Rabies Vaccine
3. FVRCP Vaccine (distemper)
4. Revolution (kills fleas; prevents heartworm; treats ear mites, roundworms and hookworms) Read More...

Additional fee is required for tapeworms (Droncit injection)
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(*) Additional fees are required for non-routine surgical procedures that require more involved surgery, such as:

• Dogs over 65 lbs.
• Obese
• Pregnant
• In Heat
• Cryptorchid (undescended testicles)
• Pyometra (pus-filled uterus)
• Umbilical Hernia Repair



Elizabethan Collar (E-Collar): $10.00

Optional but recommended as licking, biting or chewing at the incision site can cause infection.

An e-collar keeps dog from licking incision during healing process.






 


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