The cost of neutering can vary significantly depending on your pet’s size, as medications are calculated based on their weight. Additional factors that may affect the price include optional add-ons like IV fluids or blood tests. While these are not always necessary, they may be recommended in certain cases. We can discuss whether your pet might need these during the pre-surgery health check or on the morning of the operation.

The potential benefits are the reduced risk of: roaming behaviour, testicular cancer, aggressive behaviour, etc.

The potential benefits are the reduced risk of pyometra, attracting males, phantom pregnancies , mammary cancer, etc.

We do not offer laparoscopic spays.

Your pet may feel sleepy or lethargic for 24 to 48 hours after the surgery, and in some cases, they might experience vomiting or diarrhoea. It’s important to keep your pet as calm as possible to avoid putting excessive pressure on the surgical site. Additionally, preventing them from licking the area is crucial, as this can lead to infection or complications with the wound. We will schedule post-operative check-ups, but if you have any concerns before then, please don’t hesitate to bring them in sooner.

There are many health benefits to having your pet neutered. If you are unsure whether this is the right decision for your pet, it may be best to book in for a health check and discuss this with a vet, to discuss the potential alternatives.