Pet Desexing

Desexing Cats

• Ideal age: 4 months and over 1kg.
• Females: Prevents unwanted pregnancies and mammary cancer.
• Males: Reduces roaming, fighting, abscesses, and FIV transmission.
• Monitoring: Heart rate, breathing, blood pressure, and temperature are tracked throughout surgery.
• Pain relief: All patients receive pain relief during their stay and take-home painkillers or a long-acting injection for comfort.
• Aftercare: We provide verbal follow-up checks 2 days post-surgery and a revisit around 7 days post-surgery to ensure proper healing.

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Desexing dogs

Neutering males

• Low-risk, day procedure.
• Reduces aggression, roaming, and risk of testicular and anal cancers.
• Improves focus and reduces hernias.
• Monitoring: Heart rate, breathing, blood pressure, and temperature are tracked throughout surgery.
• Pain relief: All patients receive pain relief during their stay and take-home painkillers or a long-acting injection for comfort.
• Aftercare: We provide verbal follow-up checks 2 days post-surgery and a revisit around 7 days post-surgery to ensure proper healing.
• Recovery: 4–5 days rest.
• Discuss with our team about feeding a neutered diet post-surgery to prevent weight gain.

Speying females

• More involved surgery, best done before their first heat.
• Prevents uterine infections, breast tumours, and heat cycles.
• Monitoring: Heart rate, breathing, blood pressure, and temperature are tracked throughout surgery.
• Pain relief: All patients receive pain relief during their stay and take-home painkillers or a long-acting injection for comfort.
• Aftercare: We provide verbal follow-up checks 2 days post-surgery and a revisit around 7 days post-surgery to ensure proper healing.
• Recovery: 2 weeks rest.
• Must wait 6 weeks post-heat to perform surgery.
• Discuss with our team about feeding a neutered diet post-surgery to prevent weight gain.

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