Surgery is always a big decision for pet owners. Every procedure at our clinic starts with an exam and pre-op tests, uses carefully monitored anaesthesia and is performed under sterile conditions. Spaying and neutering prevents unwanted litters, lowers the risk of some reproductive diseases and reduces marking behaviour.
When should you come in?
- You would like to spay or neuter your pet
- Your pet has a lump or a wound that needs stitches
- Bladder stones or a foreign body that must be removed (as advised by the vet)
What happens at the visit
Consult & pre-op exam
Health check, blood tests and a clear explanation of procedure and cost.
Fasting
Fast your pet for about 8–12 hours as instructed.
Surgery
Anaesthesia, continuous monitoring and a sterile procedure.
Aftercare
Wound care, medication and follow-up / stitch removal appointment.
Frequently asked questions
At what age should pets be spayed or neutered?
Usually from around 6 months old, depending on breed and size. The vet will advise on the best timing for your pet.
How long does recovery take after spay/neuter?
Most pets walk and eat normally within 1–2 days. The incision heals in about 7–10 days; keep it clean and dry and use a cone to stop licking.