Affordable Pet Enucleation Surgery
Located in Harrisonburg, VA. Schedule an appointment today!
Eye removal surgery (enucleation) may be recommended when a pet is experiencing severe pain, infection, trauma, or irreversible eye disease. Removing the affected eye can greatly improve comfort and quality of life. The cost of pet eye removal surgery at Anicira Harrisonburg is $754 for one eye and $1,128 for both eyes.
Additional Services at the Time of Surgery
To make your pet’s visit as convenient as possible, we can also provide:
- Vaccinations
- Some diagnostic testing
- Microchipping ($39)
Pre-anesthetic blood work ($130) is available and may be required to help ensure your pet’s safety before surgery. We can accept blood work performed within the last month.
Expert Surgical Care — AAHA Accredited
We’re proud to be among fewer than 15% of animal hospitals accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) — meeting over 900 rigorous standards for safety, cleanliness, patient care, and medical excellence. Learn more about what AAHA-accreditation means for you and your pet.
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.
Trusted, Affordable Surgery for Dogs and Cats in Harrisonburg
What Clients are Saying
Wonderful care for my fur baby. Showed you care! A 10 out of 10 service.
My dog, Jasper, had to have a dental cleaning and a fractured tooth removed. Everyone from the front desk staff to the techs and of course Dr. Pedigo were wonderful. They took great care of my boy. I am a vet tech myself and they took care of my boy just as thoroughly as I would myself ❤️.
Anicira makes me feel like they care as much about my fur baby as I do. They also make it easy for me to afford the quality care my precious dog deserves. I appreciate their knowledge, compassion, and professionalism.
A well-run organization. Everybody was friendly and helpful and I will definitely be back.
My dog, Jasper, had to have a dental cleaning and a fractured tooth removed. Everyone from the front desk staff to the techs and of course Dr. Pedigo were wonderful. They took great care of my boy. I am a vet tech myself and they took care of my boy just as thoroughly as I would myself ❤️.
Staff is so nice, caring and empathetic. Our emergency puppy situation ended up here for surgery 2 hours from home. They took great care of our girl, went above and beyond and communicated through whole process.
Dr. Pedigo and Jessica saved Fizzy’s life. And I can’t thank them enough for everything they did.
They have been FANTASTIC to work with! My dog, Scout, had a dental and a neuter last week, and then whole process from setting up the appointment, talking about financial support options, to post-op emails has been seamless. 10/10 recommend this location for your fur babies.
Eye Enucleation Surgical Care includes:
- Pre-anesthetic physical examination
- Individualized general anesthetic plan based on age, body type, breed
- Patient warming system
- IV catheter and fluid therapy, if necessary
- 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 dog eye removal surgery is $754 for one eye and $1128 for both eyes for pets under 50 pounds.
Preanesthetic blood work may be necessary and costs an additional $130.
An additional fee will be applied for patients over 50 pounds.
- 51-75 pounds: $116 additional weight adjustment
- 76-100 pounds: $154 additional weight adjustment
- >101 pounds: $215 additional weight adjustment
The cost of cat eye removal surgery is $754 for one eye and $1128 for both eyes. Preanesthetic blood work may be necessary and costs an additional $130.
General anesthesia takes about 24 hours to wear. Within the first couple of days, pets will begin to improve. Typically, a pet recovers within 10 to 14 days.
Yes, Anicira offers Scratchpay, Varidi, and Care Credit. Learn more information about payment and payment plans here.
Harrisonburg Hospital
We believe that all pets should have access to high-quality, affordable care. Our nonprofit veterinary hospital is open to all and offers a full range of medical, surgical, and dental care.
Hours: Monday - Thursday from 7am to 5pm
Location: 1992 Medical Ave., Harrisonburg, VA 22801
Phone: 540-437-1980
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