Thoughtful care before, during and after surgery
Neutering for Dogs, Cats and Rabbits
Making the right neutering decision for your pet
Neutering is a routine surgical procedure: castration removes the testicles in male pets, while spaying removes the ovaries and usually the womb in females. It prevents pregnancy and can reduce the risk of certain reproductive diseases. Depending on the animal, it may also reduce hormone-related behaviours such as roaming, spraying or fighting.
There is no single ideal age for every pet. Species, breed, size, sex, health, lifestyle and development all influence the best timing, particularly for dogs. Our veterinary team will discuss the potential benefits and considerations with you, examine your pet and recommend an approach based on their individual needs. We will also guide you through preparation and recovery.
What to expect
Helpful information at a glance
Individual assessment:
Pre-operative guidance:
Care throughout surgery:
Recovery support:
Where to find us
Pet Neutering is available at these practices
Caerphilly
- Unit 12, Afon Court, Bedwas House Industrial Estate Caerphilly CF83 8XP
Common Questions
Frequently asked questions
When should my pet be neutered?
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Will neutering change my pet’s personality?
Book a Pet Neutering Appointment
Speak to our team about the right neutering plan and timing for your pet. Contact your nearest practice or book online.
