Comprehensive Veterinary Services
Comprehensive Veterinary Services
Veterinary Surgery for Dogs and Cats in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky
Trusted Surgical Care at Noah’s Ark Animal Clinics
The decision to schedule a surgery for your pet is rarely an easy one. Whether it’s a routine spay, a planned orthopedic procedure, or something more urgent, you want to know your pet is in capable hands and that the people caring for them treat the experience with the same seriousness you do.

At Noah’s Ark Animal Clinics, our surgical team members approach every procedure with that mindset. We treat your pet just like our own. That commitment shows up in everything from how we plan a surgery to how we follow up after your pet goes home.
We offer a wide range of surgical services at our Colerain, West Chester, and Ft. Wright locations, performed in advanced, fully equipped surgical suites by experienced veterinarians.
Types of Surgeries We Perform
Spay and Neuter
Spaying and neutering are among the most common and most important surgeries we perform. Beyond preventing unwanted litters, these procedures reduce, and sometimes even eliminate the risk of certain cancers, and can prevent pyometra – a life threatening infection. They can also eliminate the stress of heat cycles in females, and often reduce roaming, marking, and aggression-related behaviors in males.
We’re proud to perform laser spays and neuters at Noah’s Ark, a gentler alternative to traditional surgery that seals blood vessels as it cuts. This means less bleeding during the procedure and a faster, more comfortable recovery for your pet. It also allows us to keep these procedures more affordable. We perform laser spays and neuters at our Colerain, West Chester, and Ft. Wright locations, with full anesthetic monitoring and individualized pain management for every patient.
Soft Tissue Surgery
Soft tissue procedures cover a wide range of needs, including mass removals and biopsies, bladder stone removal, hernia repair, foreign body removal, abdominal exploratory surgeries, and more. Our team has the experience and equipment to handle most soft tissue cases in-house, saving your family the time, stress, and added cost of a specialty referral.
Orthopedic Surgery
We offer a number of orthopedic procedures for pets with bone, joint, or ligament injuries. Whether your dog has torn a cruciate ligament, your cat has fractured a bone, or your pet is dealing with a chronic joint problem, our team will walk you through the options and help you choose the right path forward.
Dental Extractions and Oral Surgery
When a tooth is too damaged or infected to save, removal is often the kindest option. We offer surgical extractions and other oral procedures as part of our full-service dental care.
Cesarean Sections
For dogs and cats requiring assistance during delivery, we provide both scheduled and emergency cesarean sections. These procedures require careful planning and an experienced team for both the mother and the puppies or kittens being delivered.
Emergency Surgery
Some situations can’t wait. During regular office hours, our Colerain, West Chester, and Ft. Wright locations are equipped to perform emergency surgery for acute illness or injury, including bloat, urinary blockages, traumatic injuries, and other time-sensitive conditions.
What to Expect Before, During, and After Surgery
Before Surgery
In the days leading up to the procedure, we’ll go over fasting instructions, medication changes, and what to expect on the day of surgery. Pre-anesthetic bloodwork helps us confirm your pet is ready, and our team is available to answer any questions along the way.
Day of Surgery
You’ll drop your pet off in the morning and we’ll be in touch throughout the day. Our team performs a final pre-surgical exam, places an IV catheter, administers anesthesia, and begins the procedure. During the operation, a trained team member monitors your pet’s vital signs continuously.
Recovery
After surgery, your pet rests in a quiet recovery area where our team can watch them closely as they wake up. Most pets go home the same day with pain medication and clear written discharge instructions. We’ll walk you through everything you need to know about caring for your pet at home, including activity restrictions, incision care, follow-up appointments, and warning signs to watch for.
After You Get Home
Recovery is where families do the real work, and we’re here to support you through it. If you have questions or concerns once you’re home, we’re a phone call away. Our complete in-house and online pharmacy makes it easy to refill pain medications or other prescriptions, either at the clinic or delivered to your door. Suture removal and recheck appointments are typically scheduled 10 to 14 days after surgery.
Talk to Us About Your Pet’s Surgical Needs


