Why neutering your dog is recommended

• • Health protection  Spaying female dogs prevents pyometra (a potentially life-threatening infection) and significantly reduces the risk of mammary tumours. Castration in males helps prevent testicular cancer and reduces prostate-related issues.

• • Behavioural management  Neutering may reduce unwanted hormone-driven behaviours such as roaming, mounting, and scent marking. While not a cure-all for every behaviour, it can help support training and long-term behaviour management.

• • Responsible breeding control  Neutering helps prevent unplanned litters and reduces the number of dogs entering rehoming centres.

What our dog neutering service includes:

• • Pre-operative health check

• • Tailored anaesthetic plan based on breed, age and medical history

• • Modern surgical techniques performed by experienced vets

• • Continuous monitoring by trained veterinary nurses

• • Comprehensive pain relief for a smooth, comfortable recovery

What to expect on the day:

Admission : We examine your dog, answer any final questions, and settle them into our care
Surgery & monitoring : Your dog is carefully monitored throughout the procedure and recovery
Same day discharge : Most dogs go home the same day
Aftercare instructions : We provide clear guidance on rest, feeding, medication, and wound care
Follow-up check : A post-op appointment ensures you dog is healing as expected

Pricing

To find out our latest pricing for dog spays and castrations visit our Pricing page or you can email the team for a personalised estimate.

Book your dogs spay or castration

To book your dogs spay or castration please give our team a call on 01653618303