Local Pet Neutering in Sutton
Often called spaying or castration, pet neutering in Sutton is a popular surgical treatment carried out under general anaesthesia to stop pets from procreating. Our office routinely performs this low-risk surgery.
Neutering your pet is a sensible choice that may help control behavioural problems and has major health advantages.
When's the right time to neuter my pet?
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Male |
Female |
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Cat |
From four months |
From four months |
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Dog |
From six months although we will consider your pet’s weight, breed and behaviour |
Pre-season or at least three months after season |
Our neutering services in Sutton
Dog Neutering in Sutton
Male Dog Neutering
Castration, often known as neutering a male dog, is removing both testicles. This process can help your dog behave better overall and less aggressively.
What is puppy castration?
Castration of a puppy is a simple procedure in which both testicles are removed. Usually, the process takes around half an hour.
At what age can my puppy be neutered?
Neutering puppies is possible as early as six months of age. Larger breeds, on the other hand, would benefit from waiting until they are completely grown, which might take up to two years.
What is the recovery period for male dogs?
As early as six months of age, puppies can be neutered. It could be wiser to wait until the larger breeds have reached full maturity, which might take up to two years.
What are the benefits of castrating my dog?
- revents unwanted litters
- Reduces the risk of testicular cancer and prostate issues
- Minimises hypersexual behaviours like mounting and scent marking
- Lowers aggression towards other male dogs
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Female Dog Spaying
In order to prevent a female dog from reproducing, spaying entails removing her ovaries and occasionally her uterus. Additionally, this technique lowers the risk of a number of health problems.
What is puppy spaying?
The surgical excision of a female dog's ovaries, with or without the uterus, is known as spaying.
What is the recovery time for female dogs?
After spaying, recovery usually takes two weeks. Your dog will require rest and post-operative care because the procedure is more involved than castration. We offer pain alleviation and comprehensive aftercare instructions.
What are the benefits of spaying my dog?
- Prevents unwanted pregnancies and phantom pregnancies
- Reduces the risk of uterine infections
- Lowers the likelihood of mammary tumours developing
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Cat Neutering in Sutton
Since cats reach sexual maturity quickly, cat neutering is essential in Sutton to prevent undesired litters and health issues. According to RSPCA and Cats Protection guidelines, male and female cats should be neutered at four months of age.
While the testicles are removed during castration for male cats, the ovaries and uterus are removed during spaying for female cats.
Why should I neuter my cat?
- Reduces the risk of unwanted litters
- Lowers the chance of contracting Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) and Feline Leukaemia Virus (FeLV)
- Prevents testicular tumours and prostate problems
- Reduces roaming and territorial behaviours
- Minimises fighting and spraying
What is kitten spaying?
Kitten spaying is the surgical removal of a female cat’s ovaries and uterus.
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Rabbit Neutering in Sutton
It is possible to neuter rabbits as early as four months of age. Male rabbits have their testicles removed, and female rabbits have their uterus and ovaries removed during spaying.
Neutering rabbits can foster bonding and enhance their general wellbeing because they are sociable creatures.
Why should I neuter my rabbit?
- Promotes bonding with other rabbits
- Prevents unwanted pregnancies
- Assists in litter training
- Reduces aggressive behaviours, particularly in males
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