Affordable Exploratory Foreign Body Removal Surgery
The cost of exploratory foreign body removal surgery starts at $1355. AAHA-accredited animal hospital meaning we are held to highest standard of excellence. Preventive care services such as vaccinations, testing, and microchipping are also available at the time of surgery. Preanesthetic blood work is $120 and may be necessary before surgery. Click here to learn more.
Why Choose Anicira
Compassionate Care
Your pets are our passion. We treat every pet like our own.
High-Quality Surgical Care
Our experienced team of animal lovers provides high-quality surgical care focusing on your pet's comfort.
Affordable Prices
Anicira is a non-profit dedicated to keeping veterinary care accessible and affordable.
What Clients are Saying
Exploratory Foreign Body Removal Surgical Care includes:
- Pre-anesthetic physical examination
- Individualized general anesthetic plan based on age, body type, breed
- Patient warming system
- Anesthetic vital sign monitoring by licensed professional care team members to include blood pressure, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation, temperature, EKG medication to ensure that our patients remain comfortable both during and after the procedure
- Additional medications, antibiotics, and E-Collar if necessary
- Follow-op exam if necessary
FAQ
The cost of a dog foreign body removal surgery is $1355 for pets under 50 pounds. This includes all anesthesia, surgery, IV catheter, fluids, monitoring, pain medication, and more.
Preanethestic blood work may be necessary and costs $120.
An additional fee will be applied for patients over 50 pounds.
- 51-75 pounds $105 additional weight adjustment
- 76-100 pounds $140 additional weight adjustment
- >101 pounds $195 additional weight adjustment
Your cat may need a foreign body removal surgery if there is a GI track obstruction. A GI obstruction occurs when a cat swallows a non-food foreign object and becomes stuck in the intestines.
Cat proofing your home can help prevent the likelihood of a GI obstruction. Placing small items and cat toys away in a secure drawer, especially rubber bands, hair ties, and ribbon.
Anicira offers a comprehensive surgical package for Exploratory Foreign Body Removal. The cost for a cat is $1229, which includes all anesthesia, surgery, IV catheter, fluids, monitoring, pain medication, radiographs, and more.
Preanethestic blood work may be necessary and costs $109.
A foreign body obstruction occurs when a dog swallows a non-food object that get stuck in the gastrointestinal tract (GI). Vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, and lack of appetite are all symptoms that are often associated with GI obstruction.
Yes, Anicira offers Scratchpay, Varidi, and Care Credit. Learn more information about payment and payment plans here.
Our Location
Hours: Monday – Thursday; 7am – 5pm
Anicira Veterinary Center is located in Harrisonburg, Virginia off of Neff Avenue.
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