Desexing

Ensure your pet receives the best care during desexing

  • Our modern surgical theatres and advanced technology ensure your pet receives the best care during de-sexing. All pets undergo a complete clinical examination, and blood tests are recommended.
  • We monitor heart rate, breathing, blood pressure, and oxygen levels throughout surgery for safety.
  • We provide morphine-based pain relief at the clinic and send painkillers home for comfort.
  • We provide follow-up care and wound checks 5 days after surgery to ensure proper healing.
Pet Desexing services
Neutering dog services

Neutering male dogs

Neutering is a low-risk procedure that helps with population control, health benefits, and behavioural improvements. It requires one day in the clinic, followed by 4-5 days of rest.

Key benefits

  • Reduces aggression towards other male dogs
  • Increases focus by minimizing distractions from pheromones
  • Prevents testicular tumours and some anal cancers
  • Decreases roaming behavior
  • Lowers the risk of hernias and urinary issues.

Speying female dogs

Speying is a more involved procedure but offers lifelong health benefits. We recommend speying dogs after their first heat cycle. It is best to perform the surgery >4 weeks either side of a heat to reduce the complication risk. After surgery, rest is essential—one day in the clinic, followed by two weeks of recovery.

Key benefits

  • Prevents uterine infections and breast tumours
  • Stops heat cycles and related behaviours
  • Reduces unwanted attention from unneutered male dogs
  • Helps prevent mounting behaviours.

Kitten desexing

  • Kittens should be desexed when they are >4 months old and weigh at least 1 kg.
  • Females – Prevents unwanted pregnancies & reduces mammary cancer risk.
  • Males – Reduces roaming, fighting, abscesses & FIV (feline AIDS) spread.

Why desexing matters

  • Unspeyed pets can reproduce rapidly, leading to thousands of unwanted kittens and puppies in just a few years. Many suffer from malnutrition and disease or end up in overwhelmed rescue groups. Sadly, too many animals are euthanised due to a lack of homes.
  • The only way to reduce overpopulation is through responsible de-sexing.
  • Help be part of the solution—book your kitten’s de-sexing today!
Kitten Desexing services

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