Spay & Neuter
A simple procedure with lifelong benefits.
Spaying and neutering are among the most impactful things you can do for your pet's long-term health. Beyond preventing unwanted litters, these routine procedures significantly reduce the risk of certain cancers, eliminate life-threatening reproductive emergencies, and often lead to calmer, healthier pets.
What's included
- ✓Cat spay (ovariohysterectomy) and castration
- ✓Dog spay (ovariohysterectomy) and castration
- ✓Pre-surgical blood screen and health assessment
- ✓Full anaesthetic monitoring throughout
- ✓Pain management and post-op care plan
- ✓Recovery check-up included
Why Mike's Vet
We use modern multimodal pain management — before, during, and after surgery — so your pet is comfortable throughout recovery, not just during the procedure.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the best age to spay or neuter my cat or dog?
For cats, we generally recommend 5–6 months. For dogs, it varies by breed and size — smaller dogs earlier, larger breeds often benefit from waiting until skeletal maturity. Your vet will advise the right timing for your pet.
How long is the recovery after spay or neuter surgery?
Most cats and dogs are comfortable and moving around within 24–48 hours. Full recovery takes around 10–14 days, during which you'll need to restrict vigorous exercise and keep the incision site clean and dry.
Is spay or neuter surgery risky?
These are routine procedures with very low complication rates when performed by experienced vets with proper monitoring. We carry out a pre-surgical health check and blood screen to ensure your pet is fit for anaesthesia.
Will my pet gain weight after being spayed or neutered?
Sterilisation can slow metabolism slightly, but weight gain is not inevitable. With appropriate diet and exercise, your pet will maintain a healthy weight. We can advise on post-neuter nutrition.