Surgical Care for Your Dog or Cat, Right Here in Mountain Green

What We Do in Our Surgical Suite

• Spay and neuter
• Dental surgery
• Mass and tumor removal
• Internal surgery
• Cancer surgery
• Amputation

Why Every Surgery Starts With a Consultation

An accurate number and a safe anesthetic plan both require seeing your pet. At the consultation your veterinarian performs a complete physical exam, reviews your pet’s history and your concerns, discusses the procedure in detail and answers every question, determines whether pre-anesthetic bloodwork is indicated, and puts an estimate in front of you. That consult-first approach is clinical policy, not a scheduling hurdle. Booking the consultation is one step, and it is online.

You Approve the Estimate Before We Do the Work

A base price is a starting point, not a total. The accurate range for your pet comes from the consultation, with your pet in the room. And an estimate can still change if we find more during the procedure than the exam could show.

What Surgery at Mtn Green Costs

Here is how pricing works, plainly. Surgery starts from a base fee. The accurate range for your pet comes from the consultation, because the total depends on what the exam and diagnostics find. The consultation that produces your estimate is our standard exam visit, priced upfront:

An honest number requires looking at your pet first. What we can promise: an accurate estimate in front of you at the consultation, straight answers to every pricing question, and a phone call before any work beyond what you approved.

What Happens on Surgery Day

1. A complete physical exam, and pre-anesthetic bloodwork when indicated.
2. An anesthetic plan tailored to your pet, with dosages calculated for age, size and medical history.
3. The procedure is performed in a dedicated surgical suite, sterile and controlled.
4. Advanced monitoring tracks heart rate, oxygen levels and other vital signs throughout.
5. Meticulous sterile technique, with the goal of minimizing discomfort and trauma.
6. A custom pain management plan, and recovery monitored closely here before your pet goes home.
7. Detailed home-care instructions, plus follow-up support while your pet heals.

Surgery Questions, Answered Plainly

Why Surgery Happens Under Anesthesia, and What Makes It Safe

Anesthesia is what makes surgery humane and precise. It means a protected airway, no pain and no fear while the work is done, and a patient who is completely still so the surgeon can work accurately. Safety comes from the preparation around it: an exam first, bloodwork when indicated, drug choices and doses matched to your pet, and continuous monitoring of heart rate, oxygen levels and other vital signs from induction through recovery.

We Call You First: What That Promise Means During a Procedure

Surgery sometimes reveals what an exam and imaging could not. When that happens, we do not simply proceed and bill you afterwards. We stop, we call you, and we explain what we found and what it would take to address it. You decide. That is why the estimate you approve is a real number and not a rough guess.

What Happens If a Lump Turns Out to Be Benign

Plenty of masses are benign, and finding that out is a good outcome, not a wasted visit. Whether a benign mass should still come off depends on where it is, whether it bothers your pet, and whether it is growing. Your veterinarian will walk you through the options, including leaving it alone and watching it. Testing tissue after removal is what turns an opinion into an answer.

Recovery at Home: What Normal Looks Like, and When to Call

Expect grogginess the first evening, a smaller appetite than usual, and a pet who wants to rest. Your job is to keep the incision clean and dry, prevent licking, give medications as prescribed, and restrict activity for as long as we tell you. Call us if you see swelling or discharge at the incision, if it opens, if your pet will not eat or drink, if vomiting continues, or if pain seems poorly controlled. Asking early is always right.

Surgical Care, Right Here in Mountain Green

Serious surgical care, without leaving Morgan County. We are in Mountain Green, caring for pets from Morgan County and across the Weber corridor, and we hold a 4.8 rating on Google. Your pet’s surgery is performed by Dr. Nicole Sorensen or Dr. Dani Poll, the same veterinarians who will see you at the consultation. Book the consultation. We will take it from there.

Schedule Your Pet’s Surgical Consultation Today

Schedule Your Pet's Surgery Appointment Today

If your pet needs a surgical procedure or you need guidance about treatment options, contact Mtn Green Animal Hospital today. Call us at (801) 516-7004 to speak with our veterinary team or book an appointment.

Our hospital is conveniently located in the new development near The Kitchen Pickleball at 5714 W Canyon View Circle, Mountain Green, UT 84050.

We offer flexible scheduling, including Monday evening hours, and same-day care for urgent needs. Trust our team to provide the best surgical care for your pet in Mountain Green and the surrounding area. If you have any questions about surgery or your pet’s specific needs, our veterinarians are always here to help.