Pet Surgery Center in Tulsa, OK
Learning that your pet needs surgery can feel stressful, but you can trust that your companion is in skilled, caring hands at Woodland West Animal Hospital. We’re proud to provide the Tulsa region with state-of-the-art veterinary surgical procedures, from routine spays and neuters to advanced orthopedic and soft tissue surgeries. Our experienced veterinarians use modern technology, proven techniques, and careful monitoring to ensure the highest level of care before, during, and after every procedure.
Comprehensive Surgical Services
Our hospital performs a full range of surgeries, including:
- Spays and neuters: Routine sterilization that prevents unwanted litters and reduces the risk of certain cancers and infections — learn more about the spay procedure
- Soft tissue surgery: Mass and tumor removals, wound repair, abdominal surgery, and bladder stone removal
- Foreign body removal: Surgery to remove swallowed objects causing blockages and vomiting
- Dental surgery: Extractions and oral surgery through our dental procedures service
- Orthopedic surgery: TPLO, fracture repair, FHO, and luxating patella repair through our orthopedics service
- Laser-assisted surgery: Less bleeding, swelling, and pain with laser surgery
Safety Before, During, and After Surgery
Your pet’s safety is our top priority at every step. As an AAHA-accredited hospital, we follow rigorous standards for anesthesia, sterile technique, and pain management.
Before surgery: Every patient receives a physical exam, and pre-anesthetic bloodwork helps us identify hidden health concerns and tailor anesthesia to your pet. When needed, X-rays, ultrasound, or CT imaging help us plan the procedure.
During surgery: Our team uses modern anesthetic protocols and monitoring equipment to track heart rate, breathing, oxygen levels, blood pressure, and temperature throughout the procedure. IV fluids and warming support help keep your pet stable and comfortable.
After surgery: Pets are monitored closely as they wake up. Pain management begins before surgery and continues at home with medications from our pharmacy. Laser therapy may be used to reduce swelling and support healing.
Compassionate Care and Clear Communication
We understand that surgery can be worrisome. Our compassionate team will walk you through your pet’s procedure, answer your questions, and provide clear pre-surgical and post-operative instructions so you know exactly what to expect. We’ll call you after the procedure with an update and review home care, activity restrictions, incision care, and follow-up appointments at discharge. Financing options are available to help with the cost of surgery.
Veterinary Surgery FAQs
What types of pet surgeries do you perform?
We perform spays and neuters, soft tissue surgeries, mass removals, foreign body removal, dental surgery, laser-assisted procedures, and advanced orthopedic surgeries.
Is anesthesia safe for my pet?
Yes. We perform pre-anesthetic bloodwork and use modern anesthesia and monitoring equipment to keep your pet safe and comfortable throughout the procedure.
How should I prepare my pet for surgery?
We’ll provide clear instructions, which usually include withholding food the night before and guidance on any medications your pet takes.
Will my pet be in pain after surgery?
We use a multimodal pain management plan that starts before surgery and continues at home, so your pet stays as comfortable as possible.
What can I expect after my pet’s surgery?
Our team will review post-operative care, including pain management, rest and activity restrictions, incision care, and follow-up appointments.
Does my pet need to wear a cone after surgery?
Often, yes. An e-collar or recovery suit prevents licking or chewing at the incision, which can cause infection or reopen the wound.
Do you offer orthopedic surgeries?
Yes. Our veterinarians perform advanced orthopedic procedures including TPLO, fracture repair, FHO, and luxating patella repair.
Schedule a Surgical Consultation in Tulsa
If your pet needs a surgical procedure, trust the skilled team at Woodland West Animal Hospital. Call (918) 299-1208 to schedule a consultation, or explore all of our veterinary services.




Pet Surgery Center in Tulsa, OK