It is our goal to keep all procedures as reasonably priced & as safe as possible. Our base price includes the services that we feel are most important for a successful surgery and comfortable experience for your pet. There are several other services that we feel are important to offer for safety & comfort. They are available at an additional fee

1. IV catheter - The IV catheter provides quick access to the veins in case of an emergency and assists in administration of IV medications. Fluid therapy can help stabilize and support healthy blood pressure.

2. Elizabethan Collar - This is a lamp shade cone that goes on your pet's neck to prevent licking/chewing of the surgical site. An e-collar is highly recommended to prevent post-operative damage to the surgical site. The owner is held financially responsible for all post-operative care needed as a result of not purchasing and e-collar or other post-operative needs.

3. Additional Anesthesia monitoring package - (Electrocardiogram & blood pressure)

All surgical patients are monitored with a pulse oximeter, which reads their heart rate and blood oxygen levels during surgery. The additional monitoring package includes additional electrocardiogram (ECG) and blood pressure monitoring. An ECG assesses the heart function during anesthesia.

I certify that I own the above described animal and authorize Bethel Animal Health to hospitalize/treat said animal. During this time they may administer vaccinations, medications, tests, surgical procedures, anesthetics, or treatments they deem necessary for the health, safety, and wellbeing of my pet while the care and supervision of the hospital. I understand there are inherent risks associated with anesthetics, medical and surgical procedures, including death. I authorize the doctors of Bethel Animal Health to initiate care to address complication, should they arise while under their care. In the event of an emergency, the hospital will make every reasonable attempt to contact me so that I am aware of the situation, so I am involved in medical decisions. The contact phone numbers in my chart are correct. If my pet should injure itself in an escape attempt, refuse food, soil self, become ill, or die while in the hospital, I will hold Bethel Animal Health and staff free of all responsibility and/ or liability in the absence of gross negligence.

I further realize that I am responsible for payment of all above mentioned procedures/ treatments in full at the time of my pets discharge. If I neglect to pick up my pet within 7 days of notice that my pet is being released, Bethel Animal Health may assume that the animal has been abandoned. In such instances, Bethel Animal Health is then authorized to take care of my pet as they see fit, including euthanasia or adoption. Abandonment however, does not release me of the responsibility of my obligation for payment of said bill.

Please bring any medical records with you. All cats should be in carriers.