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At Westmonte Animal Clinic, we understand that the thought of your cat having surgery is scary and stressful.
That’s why we provide compassionate and expert surgical care to ensure your cat’s safety, comfort, and quick recovery. Our highly skilled team will talk over the procedure with you and use our state of the art surgical suite for your peace of mind.
With us, your cat is in the best hands.
We know your cat is a beloved member of your family and we do not take that lightly when they’re in our care.
We treat them like we would want our own cats to be treated. Our team is ready to provide the best surgical care in Central Florida from the moment you walk through our doors until you carry your cat home to begin the healing process.
At Westmonte Animal Clinic, we believe that honest communication is important every step of the way.
Our team will guide you through the entire surgical process from pre-surgical instructions to post-operative care and make sure to answer any questions you may have so that you’re prepared. Our goal is to provide you and your cat with the best care to make the surgery as stress free as possible.
Choosing Westmonte Animal Clinic for your cat’s surgery means choosing a team that is committed to your cat’s health and well-being.
We are proud that our clients trust us and will aim to exceed your expectations with every surgery.
Preparing your cat for surgery will depend on the procedure being conducted. We will provide you with full pre-op instructions to minimize any risks to your pet and ensure the process is as comfortable as possible.
Recovery time can vary depending on the complexity of the surgery. Generally, it can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks. We will continue to monitor your cat’s recovery.
Administer pain medications and monitor your cat for signs of surgical complications. Additionally, providing a quiet and comfortable place to rest is appreciated!
Signs of complications can include persistent bleeding, unusual swelling, extreme pain, difficulty breathing, or non-responsiveness. You know your cat best; if you observe any worrying signs, contact our office immediately.
Yes, there can be side effects of anesthesia. These can include mild temperature changes, grogginess, or mild digestive issues. Most side effects are temporary and resolve as the anesthesia wears off. If you are concerned, please contact our office so we can advise you on what to do next.
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