Desexing isn’t just about preventing litters — it’s one of the kindest things you can do for your pet’s long-term health and wellbeing. It reduces the risk of serious health issues and helps smooth out some common behaviour hiccups.

Benefits of desexing:

• Lowers the risk of mammary, ovarian, uterine, and testicular cancer
• Prevents pyometra (a life-threatening uterine infection) and prostate problems
• Helps manage behaviours like marking, mounting, and roaming

Every desexing procedure includes:

• Pre-anaesthetic health check
• Personalised anaesthetic plan
• Fluid therapy and full vital sign monitoring
• Pain relief before, during, and after surgery
• 4 days of take-home pain medication
• Buried stitches (no need for removal)

🧡 One of our qualified nurses stays with your pet from admission through to full recovery.

Recommended Desexing Ages:

• Cats: 4 months (spey or castrate)
• Dogs: Breed-specific recommendations between 6–15 months
• Rabbits: 6 months

💡 Not sure when the right time is? Book a free adolescent health check with our nurses. We’ll assess your pet’s growth, development, and help you plan the perfect timing for desexing.

From lump removals to internal procedures, we perform a wide range of surgeries at our clinic.

Common procedures include:

• Lump removals and wound repairs
• Eye and ear surgery
• Abdominal surgery
• Abscess and stitch-up repairs

You’re welcome to stay with your pet right up until their procedure — it’s just one way we help make the day feel less stressful. Less stress = less drug = less side effects = smoother recoveries.

Your pet will have a personalised anaesthetic and recovery plan, continuous monitoring, and a dedicated nurse by their side the whole time.