Spaying and neutering are safe and important procedures that improve your pet’s health, behavior, and quality of life while preventing unwanted litters.

Spaying (Female Pets)

 What is Spaying?

Spaying is a surgical procedure where a female pet’s ovaries and uterus are removed.

What are the signs of estrus?

• Vocalizing
• Rolling on the floor
• Decrease in appetite
• Begging to go outside
• Urine spraying
• Raising hind end in the air

Why is it Done?

• To prevent unwanted pregnancy
• To avoid repeated heat cycles
• To reduce health risks

 Importance

• Prevents uterine infections (pyometra)
• Reduces risk of breast tumors
• Helps control overpopulation
• Keeps your pet healthier and calmer

Neutering (Male Pets)

 What is Neutering?

Neutering is a surgical procedure where a male pet’s testicles are removed.

Why is it Done?

• To prevent unwanted breeding
• To control aggressive behavior
• To reduce roaming

 Importance

• Reduces risk of testicular diseases
• Helps prevent unwanted mating
• Decreases aggression and marking
• Promotes a longer and healthier life