Services & Pricing
Learn about our complete lineup of surgical procedures and flat-rate pricing at TC Veterinary Surgery.
Pricing for Veterinary Surgery
Transparent pricing for surgical procedures. Final estimates may vary based on patient size, complexity of the procedure, diagnostics, and medical needs.
General Surgery
Pricing
Canine Spay
$400-600
Canine Neuter
$200-400
Feline Spay
$250
Feline Neuter
$150
Gastropexy (add on to Spay or Neuter)
$400
Gastropexy only
$800
Advanced Surgery
Pricing
Canine Foreign Body Surgery (single enterotomy)
$1,800-2,200
Canine Foreign Body Surgery (multiple enterotomy/RNA)
$2,200-3,200
Canine Foreign Body (gastrotomy)
$1,500-2,000
Feline Foreign Body Surgery
$1,000-2,000
Splenectomy* (stable only)
$2,000-3,000
Canine Cystotomy
$1,500-2,200
Feline Cystotomy
$1,200-1,800
Perineal Urethrostomy (PU)
$2,000
Scrotal Urethrostomy (SU)
$1,800
Pyometra
$1,200-1,800
C-section
$1,500-2,500
Mass Removal*
$800-2,000
Laceration repair
$500-1,800
Enucleation (per eye)
$800-1,200
Entropion (per eye)
$650
Cherry Eye (per eye)
$750
Aural Hematoma (per ear)
$700
Tail Amputation
$600-1,000
Limb
$1,800-2,500
Digit Amputation*
$1,000-2,000
Vulvoplasty
$1,200-1,500
Blocked Cat (includes diagnostics, catheterization, +/- hospitalization)
$1,000-1,500
*Histopathology not included, but may be recommended in certain cases
Complex Surgeries
Pricing
LoneStar Surgeries (Fracture Repairs, Complex Soft Tissue Surgery, Perineal Hernia, FHO)
TBD by Lonestar Veterinary Surgeons (Consult required)
Bloodwork
Pricing
Screening Blood Panel
$100
Comprehensive Blood Panel
$200
Pre-op Blood Panel
$150
Our Standard of Care:
- Pre-anesthetic exam and clear estimate
- IV catheter and fluids*
- Bloodwork included in our Advanced/Complex surgeries**
- Pain control during the procedure and go-home medication
- Focused surgical anesthesia monitoring and recovery
- Procedure updates while your pet is in hospital
- Discharge summary and post-op support
As required for certain surgeries/procedures.
**Bloodwork is recommended for pets over 3 years old but is not required for General surgeries.
