Desexing is a crucial process to prevent animals from reproducing, involving different surgical procedures for males and females.

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Neutering Male Cats: We recommend neutering male cats when they exceed 1.5kg. This involves the removal of the testicles. This procedure doesn't require stitches.

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Neutering Male Dogs: Our male dog neutering is typically performed from 5 months of age, with specific timing preferences based on breed and vet recommendations. This procedure involves removing the testicles and requires stitches which are just infront of the scrotum.

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Speying Female Cats: We recommend speying female cats when they exceed 1.5kg. The procedure, called ovario-hysterectomy, involves removing the ovaries and uterus. Speying is a more invasive process compared to neutering, and your cat will have stitches on the belly after the operation.

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Speying Female Dogs: Female dogs can be speyed from 5 months of age, with timing preferences varying among breeds and veterinarians. Similar to cat speying, this is a more invasive procedure with stitches on the belly. We do not spey dogs in heat (bleeding until 2 weeks after it finishes). If unsure about your dog's heat cycle, please contact us. Early age speying offers various benefits, notably a significant reduction in the risk of mammary cancers.

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