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We offer advanced surgical care using skilled techniques, modern equipment, and compassionate support.

Our hospital comes equipped with a Voyant vessel sealing device, which can minimize surgical time, reduce inflammation, and eliminate the need for traditional suture-based vessel ligature, all resulting in an increase in patient safety and comfort. Lafayette Animal Hospital has developed a wide range of surgical capabilities and can offer procedures such as:

Surgical Procedures Offered

  • Routine Spays and Neuters

  • Cystotomy

  • Feline Nephrectomy

  • Gastropexy

  • Pyometra

  • Episioplasty

  • Foreign Body (gastrotomy, enterotomy, R + A)

  • C-Section

  • Splenectomy

  • Gastrointestinal Full Thickness Biopsies

  • Cryptorchid Neuter

  • Liver Biopsy

  • Gastrointestinal Tumor Removal and Anastomosis

  • P/U (Feline)

  • Dermal Tumor Removal with Transposition Flaps and Advancement Flaps

  • GDV

  • Scrotal Urethrostomy (Canine)

  • Dentistry with Extensive Extractions (stomatitis, full mouth extractions, oral tumors)

  • Umbilical Hernia/Inguinal Hernia Repair

  • Mammary Tumor Removal (chain mastectomy or lumpectomy)

  • Enucleation (unilateral and bilateral)

Our Commitment to Care

We offer surgical consultations to our clients so they can feel prepared and ready for their pet's procedure. We are committed to delivering the highest standard of care with compassion, clear communication, and collaborative follow-up. We also welcome emergency surgical procedures with advanced notice.

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FAQs

Answers to Common Questions

We are open Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Saturday 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Sundays we are closed. We do walk-in hours every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM?

Yes, we do. Lafayette Animal Hospital carries Royal Canin products primarily, but we do have some Hill's Science Diet and Purina prescription diets on hand.

Lafayette Animal Hospital does have a few pages on our website dedicated to pet wellness, and on those pages, we explain what vaccinations are recommended for your pet's species and age group. Please feel free to click on the page below that fits your pet's description: Puppy and Kitten Care: puppies and kittens under 1 year of age. Wellness Care: Adult dog or cat over 1 year of age. Senior Pet Care: Senior dog or cat 7 years of age or older. If you have a question as to which vaccinations your pet is currently up to date on, please call our office.

The only payment plan that Lafayette Animal Hospital offers is through CareCredit. To learn more, please visit our CareCredit page.

Yes, Lafayette Animal Hospital does require payment at the time that services are rendered.

Cost varies depending on many different variables, including but not limited to, type of treatment needed, type of animal, etc. Please call Lafayette Animal Hospital for an estimate. Please keep in the mind that the estimate that you receive is just an estimation. The total cost is subject to decrease or increase depending on what the doctor concludes after examining your pet and talking with you. Feel free to ask your doctor or technician when you are in the exam room for a more accurate quote once the plan of action is determined.