Dr. Kelly’s Surgical Unit
Low-cost Pet Surgery
Dr. Kelly’s provides low-cost pet surgery for dogs and cats across Arizona, with convenient clinics in North Phoenix, Peoria, East Mesa, West Mesa, Queen Creek, Tucson, and Flagstaff. Since 2016, our team has helped more than 150,000 pets and their families access affordable surgical care without the overwhelming costs often associated with traditional veterinary hospitals.
We offer common procedures such as mass removal, bladder stone surgery, hernia repair, pyometra surgery, enucleation, cherry eye repair, stenotic nares surgery, and more. Request a free estimate and book with the Arizona clinic closest to you.
Don’t take our word for it! Thousands of 5-star reviews are a testament to the excellence of our staff and the quality of our service.
Common Low-Cost Pet Surgeries We Perform in Arizona
We offer affordable spay and neuter services for dogs and cats of all ages. Spaying or neutering your pet helps prevent unwanted litters, reduces the risk of certain cancers, and can improve behavior. Read more of the benefits on spaying and neutering your pet or schedule an appointment today.
Gingival hyperplasia is a common condition in dogs, particularly in breeds like Boxers, where the gums overgrow and cover the teeth. This can lead to discomfort, difficulty eating, and dental disease. Our experienced veterinary surgeons provide expert gingival hyperplasia surgery to remove excess gum tissue and restore your dog’s oral health. We offer affordable options and prioritize your pet’s comfort throughout the procedure.
Bladder stones can cause significant pain and urinary problems in dogs and cats. Our veterinary team is experienced in performing cystotomy surgery to remove bladder stones effectively. We’ll work with you to manage your pet’s condition and help prevent future stone formation. Please bring a recent x-ray of your pet’s abdomen to your consultation.
While eye removal may sound drastic, it can be the best option for pets suffering from painful eye conditions like glaucoma, trauma, or tumors. Our compassionate veterinary team performs enucleation surgery with the utmost care to ensure your pet’s comfort and well-being. We offer affordable enucleation services to help your pet live a pain-free life.
Femoral Head Osteotomy (FHO) is a surgical procedure that removes the head and neck of the femur (thigh bone). This is often performed to alleviate pain and restore mobility in dogs suffering from conditions like hip dysplasia, Legg-Calve-Perthes disease, or severe arthritis. After FHO surgery, a “false joint” forms, allowing for pain-free movement. Our experienced veterinary surgeons perform FHO surgery with precision and provide comprehensive post-operative care to ensure a successful recovery for your pet.
When a limb, toe, or tail is severely injured or diseased, amputation may be necessary to alleviate pain and improve your pet’s quality of life. Our compassionate veterinary team performs amputations with the utmost care and provides comprehensive post-operative support for a smooth recovery. We offer affordable amputation surgery to ensure your pet receives the necessary care.
Brachycephalic breeds (like Bulldogs and Pugs) often have narrowed nostrils (stenotic nares) that make breathing difficult. Our veterinary surgeons can perform stenotic nares repair to widen the nostrils and improve airflow, allowing your pet to breathe easier and live a more comfortable life.
Elongated soft palate is a common condition in brachycephalic dog breeds (those with short noses and flat faces) like French Bulldogs, Bulldogs, and Pugs. The excess tissue in the soft palate can obstruct the airway, causing breathing difficulties, snoring, and exercise intolerance. Our skilled veterinary surgeons perform corrective surgery to shorten the soft palate and improve airflow. This procedure can significantly enhance your dog’s quality of life and reduce the risk of serious respiratory complications. We offer affordable options and prioritize your pet’s comfort throughout the process.
Maintain your pet’s oral health with our professional dental cleaning and extraction services. We provide comprehensive dental care, including scaling, polishing, and extractions when necessary. Our experienced team will ensure your pet’s comfort throughout the procedure. By the time your dog or cat is 3 years old, many are already living with some degree of dental disease.
Has your pet developed a lump or bump? Don’t wait! Early detection and removal is key. We specialize in the efficient removal of benign and malignant masses (tumors) in dogs and cats. Our skilled veterinary surgeons utilize the latest techniques to ensure minimal discomfort and a rapid recovery for your pet. We offer low-cost mass removal options because we believe every pet deserves access to quality care.
Cherry eye occurs when the tear gland in a dog’s third eyelid prolapses, creating a red, swollen mass. Our expert veterinary surgeons can correct this condition with cherry eye surgery, restoring the gland to its normal position and function. We offer both single and bilateral cherry eye repair.
Entropion is a condition where the eyelid rolls inward, causing irritation and discomfort. Our skilled veterinary surgeons are experts in performing entropion surgery to correct the eyelid position and provide relief for your pet. We’ve successfully performed hundreds of these delicate procedures.
Hernias occur when an organ or tissue pushes through a weak spot in the surrounding muscle. This can happen in various areas of the body, including the abdomen (abdominal hernia), groin (inguinal hernia), belly button (umbilical hernia), and diaphragm (diaphragmatic hernia). Our skilled veterinary surgeons are experienced in repairing all types of hernias in dogs and cats, using the latest surgical techniques to ensure a successful outcome and a comfortable recovery for your pet.
Pyometra is a life-threatening uterine infection that requires immediate treatment. We understand the urgency of this condition and prioritize these surgeries when possible. Our highly experienced veterinary team will work quickly to stabilize your pet and perform the necessary surgery to save her life. We offer affordable pyometra surgery because we believe cost should not be a barrier to life-saving care.
Did you know you can prevent Pyometra with a spay procedure? Find out more about how spays can help on our blog.
Even if you don’t see your pet’s specific condition listed, we may be able to help. Our veterinary team is experienced in a wide range of surgical procedures. Contact us today to discuss your pet’s needs and learn more about our affordable surgical options.
Surgical Services We DO NOT Perform:
- ACL, TPLO or other ligament/bone repair surgeries
- Aesthetic services such as (Tail docking, Ear cropping, Cat declawing)
- Ear hematoma repair
- Gastropexy
- C-Section or pregnancy services
- Endoscopy
- X-rays
- Laser therapy
- Acupuncture
Why Dr. Kelly’s Offers More Affordable Pet Surgery in Arizona & Denver?
Since pet surgery is our primary focus we can pass the savings of our business model on to you.
By creating efficient patient flow through performing several surgeries per day we save money and time allowing us to charge less and create affordable pet surgical options. While most hospitals might perform only 1-2 surgeries per day, we perform 15-20 creating an expectational skill level and tremendous value for our pet patients and their owners.
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Frequently Asked Questions:
Your pet will receive a comprehensive pre-surgical examination, individualized sedation and anesthesia monitoring, the scheduled procedure, closely supervised recovery, and detailed discharge instructions for home care. From check-in to discharge, our experienced medical team provides attentive monitoring and compassionate care every step of the way, with a strong focus on safety, comfort, and a positive experience for both pets and their families.
We understand that surgery can feel stressful for pet parents, which is why we are committed to clear communication, gentle handling, and high-quality medical care throughout your pet’s visit. Every patient is treated as an individual, with protocols tailored to their specific needs to help ensure the safest and most comfortable experience possible.
After surgery, it is normal for pets to be sleepy, quieter than usual, or have a temporarily decreased appetite as the effects of sedation and anesthesia wear off. Some pets may also need a little extra rest and comfort during the first few days of recovery.
Before your pet goes home, our discharge team will review detailed aftercare instructions with you, including medications, feeding recommendations, incision care, activity restrictions, and what to expect during the healing process. We want you to feel confident caring for your pet at home, and our team is always happy to answer questions and provide guidance throughout recovery. We’ll also follow up the next day to see how your pet is doing.
