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Dr. Kelly's Surgical Unit - North Phoenix

Dr. Kelly’s Veterinary Surgical Unit Dr. Kelly’s is a veterinary practice in Arizona focused on making high-quality surgical and preventive pet and dog care affordable and accessible. Operating in the Phoenix, Tucson, and Flagstaff metro areas, they specialize in low‑cost spay & neuter, general surgery, and dental care for cats and dogs.

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Contact Information

Address:

4727 E Bell Rd #11, Phoenix, AZ 85032

Phone:

(602) 641-4861

Website

https://www.drkellysvet.com/

Location

Dr. Kelly's Surgical Unit - North Phoenix

Located at 4727 E Bell Rd #11, Phoenix, AZ 85032, Dr. Kelly's Surgical Unit is a specialized veterinary practice dedicated exclusively to surgical care for companion animals. We provide a comprehensive range of surgical services designed to address a wide variety of conditions, ensuring the highest standard of care for your beloved pets.

Our facility is equipped with state-of-the-art surgical technology and staffed by experienced veterinary professionals who are committed to utilizing the most advanced techniques available. We understand that bringing your pet in for surgery can be a stressful time, which is why we focus on creating a calm, comfortable, and safe environment for both patients and owners.

Our Surgical Services

At Dr. Kelly's Surgical Unit, we offer a wide range of surgical procedures, including but not limited to:

Spay and Neuter Surgeries: Helping to control the pet population and prevent serious health issues. Orthopedic Surgeries: Including fracture repair, cruciate ligament reconstruction, and other joint-related procedures. Soft Tissue Surgeries: Addressing conditions affecting internal organs, the urinary tract, and the gastrointestinal system. Dental Surgeries: Advanced dental extractions and oral surgeries to improve your pet's oral health. Mass Removal: Excising benign or malignant growths to ensure your pet's well-being. Foreign Object Removal: Surgically extracting objects that have become lodged within your pet's body. Exploratory Surgery: Necessary when a definitive diagnosis cannot be reached through other means.