Pet Neutering Oldbury

Depending on your pet's breed and size, there are several ideal ages for pet neutering. Depending on your pet's individual requirements, our vets can advise on the ideal timing.

Whether you own a dog, cat or rabbit, neutering has many benefits that can improve your pet’s quality of life. These benefits should be discussed with your vet to make sure neutering is a suitable option for your pet.

In regards to

Females:-

• Females left unneutered can develop reproductive problems (eg breast cancer or pyometra – infection of the womb) which can be prevented with early neutering.
• Reduces the chances of her developing breast (mammary) cancer.
• Removes the risk of an unplanned pregnancy.

Males:-

• For males, castration significantly reduces the risk of developing prostate disease, along with many other health benefits that can be discussed with your vet.
• Decreases the possibility of tumours and hernias around the bottom, which are common in older, un-neutered pets.
• Both castrated and entire males can make excellent pets, however dogs that show signs of aggression should be considered for castration although this will not guarantee correction of the behavioural problem.

We put your pet's comfort first, minimising suffering both during and after the surgery by using mild anaesthesia and pain management measures.

We recommend that all dogs and cats that are not intended to be bred from are neutered (spayed) at around 6 months for bitches (after her first season) and 9 months for males. However, the exact age may vary depending on your vet’s recommendation.

Rabbits are generally spayed or castrated when they are 4-6 months of age. Neutering should be performed before the rabbit is 2 years old to get the benefit of prevention of disease.

Although healing times for pets might vary based on individual conditions, most pets recover in a week or less. We will offer detailed guidelines for aftercare to guarantee a speedy recovery.

Pet neutering may reduce some undesirable behaviours, but it usually doesn't change your pet's fundamental nature.

Depending on the breed and size of your pet, pet neutering might cost different amounts. During your meeting, we can give you with a complete estimate at a competitive price.