Neutering for Cats & Dogs: Castration, Spaying & Sterilisation

If you’re not planning to breed your pet, castration or spaying can reduce health risks such as cancer and infections of the reproductive organs. It also minimizes the chances of mismating, saving you money and protecting your pet from unnecessary stress and surgery.

We offer routine desexing (castration for males and spaying for females) as well as keyhole (laparoscopic) spays and castrations, including for undescended testicles (cryptorchidism).

What makes keyhole/laparoscopic surgeries different?

Keyhole or laparoscopic surgeries differ from traditional methods in several key ways. They allow for quicker recovery and a faster return to normal function due to the smaller incisions used. The procedure involves a scope and camera that magnify the organs, minimizing bleeding and intraoperative complications.

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