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Family Planning
Spey, Castration, Neutering
Whether it is a female being speyed or a male being castrated, both procedures fall under the umbrella terms of "desexing" or "neutering".
There are a lot of advantages to desexing your pets, whether they are males or females, or whether they are cats, dogs, or rabbits.
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Desexing will stop unwanted pregnancies
- There are a lot of unwanted cats, kittens, dogs, and puppies out there
that are already desperately struggling to find homes.
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Desexing will help stop wandering in search of mates
- When your pet wanders he or she is at risk of getting lost, getting into
fights with the neighbours, getting hit on the road, or being impounded.
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Desexing will reduce unwanted aggression and territorial behaviours
- Urine spraying and territorial marking is never fun to clean up.
- Castrating your tom cat at an early enough age will also help reduce
the distinctive odour associated with uncastrated male urine
If you are planning on starting a new fur-family, then we are here to support you throughout your cat or dog's pregnancy. If you have any questions or queries, do not hesitate to call us on 544 2604
