Innovet Outpatient and Concierge

Innovet Outpatient is our outpatient surgery service, scheduled at our partner hospital in Des Plaines or Lake Bluff. We are able to see your pet for consultation, surgery, or recheck exams. Scheduling is performed directly through our service. Benefits of using Innovet Outpatient include saving thousands over specialty clinic pricing while still providing top quality surgery and anesthesia care with a board certified veterinary surgeon. Please contact us via phone, email, or text for more information, to schedule an appointment, or to obtain estimates for surgery.

(Due to differences in rent, staff costs, medications, and other factors, your veterinarian's office utilizing our mobile surgery service will have different pricing. If surgery is occurring at your vet's office, please contact your vet for surgery estimates and costs.)

Outpatient Clinic for Surgery

We utilize a small animal clinic in Des Plaines (Aberdeen Animal Hospital) for outpatient surgery. This clinic exceeds our standards for excellence in providing your pet with the best care possible, all while keeping your surgery costs low. All patients receive nerve blocks or epidurals, Nocita, and other pain management strategies without compromise.

Please contact us for accurate surgery estimates for our outpatient surgery service. If surgery was scheduled through your veterinarian, please contact their office for an estimate.

Price List Examples for Innovet Outpatient:

In person consultation: $250
Teleconsultation: $200
TPLO surgery (<80lb): $5000-5500
Bilateral TPLO surgery: $9000-9500
TPLO (80-120lb): $5300-5800
Patella luxation (grade I-III): $4200-4800
FHO: $3800-4800, dependent on size
TECA (total ear canal ablation): $3600-4000

Surgery costs include consultation, standard pain medications to go home, intra-operative nerve blocks, Nocita, and post-operative radiographs. Bloodwork, bacterial cultures, histopathology, pre-operative radiographs, antibiotics, and other diagnostics may be additional.

Orthopedic evaluations

Cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) tears
TPLO surgery
Medial or lateral patella luxation
Hip arthritis
FHO vs. total hip replacement surgery
Limping
Fracture repair
Senior pet mobility/evaluation

Soft tissue concerns

Mass or lump evaluation
Internal tumors (spleen, liver, etc.)
Liver biopsy
Gallbladder removal
Cast placement/bandage changes
Incision or wound evaluation
Laryngeal paralysis/tie-back

(Many more surgical procedures are available, please ask for your pet's specific needs)

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