SPAY & NEUTER

At our animal hospital, we prioritize early life care, and that includes spaying or neutering your pets. With three different locations, we're committed to merging accessibility with your pet needs. Beyond preventing unwanted pregnancies and controlling stray animal populations, these procedures offer significant health benefits.

From reducing the risk of certain cancers to curbing behavioral problems, spaying and neutering contribute to the overall well-being of your pet and the community -- our our dedicated veterinary team is here for you.

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Improving your pet's health

While it might be surprising, spaying or neutering both dogs and cats has been shown to increase their lifespan. By removing reproductive organs through the procedure, any risk of future disease development in those organs will be significantly reduced later in life.

Specifically, you’ll protect your pet from:

  • Breast/mammary cancer
  • Ovarian cancer
  • Pyometra (infection of the uterus)
  • Testicular cancer
  • Prostate cancer

POSITIVE Effects on Pet Behavior

Believe it or not, spaying or neutering can positively shape behaviors in pets, including:

 

  • Less roaming around the neighborhood
  • Reduced aggression and fighting with other dogs and cats
  • Minimized or prevented tendency of marking territory among male pets
  • End to caterwauling and other loud vocalizations
  • Limited mounting by males on other pets, objects, furniture, or people
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When should I spay or neuter my pet?

The recommended timing of a spay or neuter is individualized for each pet. Speak with our veterinarians and you’ll receive a personalized treatment plan tailored to your pet’s wellbeing. Got any questions?

Contact us today to chat with our professional veterinary team.

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