If you think that preventing unwanted litters is the only benefit of having a pet spayed or neutered, think again! Knowing that your dog or cat won’t contribute to the already-overwhelming unwanted pet problem is a great reason to have them spayed/neutered, but it certainly is not the only one.
Spaying and neutering lower or eliminate the risk of certain illnesses, including diabetes, mammary tumors and cancer, prostate problems, and more. These common procedures can also curb problematic behavior, like howling, yowling, roaming, spraying, and even aggression.
When you choose us for your pet’s spay or neuter, we will carefully examine them to make sure they are healthy enough to undergo their procedure. A staff member will keep a close eye on them during and after surgery to ensure they are safe and comfortable every step of the way. And when it’s time for your furry friend to head home, we will provide detailed aftercare instructions to help you care for them as they recover.