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Our advanced anesthesia protocols allow us to perform your pet’s spay or neuter surgery using less anesthesia, making it safer for your pet. At PCAC, every patient will have:
Spay & Neuter FAQs
The average life span of an animal that’s been spayed or neutered is significantly extended as compared to their counterparts who forgo the surgery. For dogs and cats that reside primarily indoors, this surgery can reduce behavioral issues associated with mating instincts as well, making them more compatible home companions.
Risks associated with surgery are also dependent on an animal’s physical condition, age, and breed. For all of these reasons, it’s important to consult with a veterinarian about your pet’s condition before deciding to go forward with surgery.
It’s very important to make sure your pet doesn’t lick or chew the surgical site. A cone will be recommended for all pets to prevent potential infection.
Bathing and swimming are also off-limits for 14-days after surgery. It’s vital that pet owners monitor the incision site during this timeframe to check for signs of swelling, bleeding, or potential discharge which could indicate an underlying issue. Questions or concerns around symptoms like these should be immediately brought to your veterinarian’s attention.
Spay & Neuter FAQs
The average life span of an animal that’s been spayed or neutered is significantly extended as compared to their counterparts who forgo the surgery. For dogs and cats that reside primarily indoors, this surgery can reduce behavioral issues associated with mating instincts as well, making them more compatible home companions.
Risks associated with surgery are also dependent on an animal’s physical condition, age, and breed. For all of these reasons, it’s important to consult with a veterinarian about your pet’s condition before deciding to go forward with surgery.
It’s very important to make sure your pet doesn’t lick or chew the surgical site. A cone will be recommended for all pets to prevent potential infection.
Bathing and swimming are also off-limits for 14-days after surgery. It’s vital that pet owners monitor the incision site during this timeframe to check for signs of swelling, bleeding, or potential discharge which could indicate an underlying issue. Questions or concerns around symptoms like these should be immediately brought to your veterinarian’s attention.