ATTENTION
The health of our staff, animals, and clients are our main concern. All large group volunteers or adoption groups will not be allowed at this time. We are requesting that all guest respect social distancing procedures and wear a covering on your face if you have one. Our staff will be wearing facemasks and gloves for your protection as well. Please be considerate and if you have any COVID 19 symptoms or are potentially at risk, stay at home. Our staff is taking extra precautions advised by the CDC for cleaning public areas. We are also honoring the CDC’s recommendation of limiting public exposure. We strongly urge potential adopters to visit www.petango.com or call prior to visiting to see our available animals. When surrendering and animal please be advised that you will be required to wait if someone is in the intake room.
Hours of operation:
MONDAY: CLOSED
TUESDAY: 10-4 to intake 12-4 Adoption hours
WEDNESDAY: 10-4 to intake 12-4 Adoption hours
THURSDAY: 10-4 to intake 12-4 Adoption hours
FRIDAY: 10-4 to intake 12-4 Adoption hours
SATURDAY: 10-2
SUNDAY: CLOSED
Post Operative Care
Your pet has just undergone general anesthesia and surgical sterilization. For the safety and well being of you and your pet, we recommend the following post-operative instructions to be carefully followed.
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Do not feed your pet until late on the evening of the surgery. Stomach upset can occur whenever anesthesia is used. Offer only a small amount of food and water. Your pet may not be interested in eating or drinking at this time. You can resume the regular diet in the morning.
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Restrict your pet's activities for the next seven days. Do not allow excess running, jumping, or playing. Please keep your pets in their crates until tomorrow morning.
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Keep your pet out of extreme temperatures, either hot or cold. Your pet should stay inside for the next two days. Provide a clean dry place for your pet to rest.
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Inspect your pet's incision at least twice daily until healed. A small amount of blood seepage and swelling is normal immediately after surgery.
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Discourage licking of the wound to prevent infection of the surgery area. Wrap your pet's neck with a folded towel and secure it at the back of the neck with duct tape. This should prevent it from licking the surgical site.
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Dirty incisions should be gently cleaned with a cotton ball moistened with tap water. If the incision looks good, do not clean it.
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Do not bathe your pet for at least one week after surgery. Keeping your pet clean and dry will be beneficial to their recovery.
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If your pet was in heat at the time of surgery, keep her away from males for two weeks.
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Sutures are dissolvable and will not require removal and do not give aspirin, Tylenol, or other medication to your pet for pain relieve. These medications can be harmful.