Spay and Neutering
Help Your Dog Live A Long & Healthy Life
Spaying and neutering is a procedure to prevent future health issues and improve your dog’s wellbeing. Treatment starting from 1,200 AED.
or call us on
Increase lifespan upto
3-5 years
Spay and Neutering
Help Your Dog Live A Long & Healthy Life
Spaying and neutering is a procedure to prevent future health issues and improve your dog’s wellbeing. Treatment starting from 1,200 AED.
or call us on
Increase lifespan upto
3-5 years
Spay and Neutering
Help Your Dog Live A Long & Healthy Life
Spaying and neutering is a procedure to prevent future health issues and improve your dog’s wellbeing. Treatment starting from 1,200 AED.
or call us on
Increase lifespan upto
3-5 years
Spay and Neutering
Help Your Dog Live A Long & Healthy Life
Spaying and neutering is a procedure to prevent future health issues and improve your dog’s wellbeing. Treatment starting from 1,200 AED.
or call us on
Increase lifespan upto
3-5 years
Why spaying or neutering your dog matters
Why spaying or neutering your dog matters
Having your dog neutered significantly benefits their overall health and well-being. It essentially reduces the risk of serious diseases and improves their behavior, promoting a good quality of life.
In female dogs, spaying reduces the risk of uterine infections and breast tumors. In males, it prevents testicular cancer and prostate issues. You may also notice fewer hormone-driven behaviors like mounting, aggression, and roaming.
When you choose to spay or neuter your dog, you give them a happy and comfortable life.
The Procedure: What to Expect
The Procedure: What to Expect
Spaying or neutering your dog is a safe, routine procedure performed under general anesthesia.
Spaying or neutering your dog is a safe, routine procedure performed under general anesthesia.
Spaying or neutering your dog is a safe, routine procedure performed under general anesthesia.
When should I spay or neuter my dog?
Dog spaying or neutering timings vary based on breed, size, and overall health. It's generally done between 6 and 15 months of age. We’ll assess your dog individually and guide you on the safest, most effective timing for surgery.
Small breeds mature early and are generally spayed or neutered at around 6 months of age. They recover quickly and handle the anesthesia well.
Small breeds mature early and are generally spayed or neutered at around 6 months of age. They recover quickly and handle the anesthesia well.
Small breeds mature early and are generally spayed or neutered at around 6 months of age. They recover quickly and handle the anesthesia well.
Large and giant breeds may require a longer wait for their bodies to reach physical maturity to avoid any joint issues, around 11-15 months of age.
Large and giant breeds may require a longer wait for their bodies to reach physical maturity to avoid any joint issues, around 11-15 months of age.
Large and giant breeds may require a longer wait for their bodies to reach physical maturity to avoid any joint issues, around 11-15 months of age.
Our vets take your dog’s age, growth pattern, and overall health into account to create a safe, personalized plan.
How much does dog neutering or spaying cost?
How much does dog neutering or spaying cost?
Our pricing varies on your dog's size and sex. All procedures performed will be handled by our expert veterinary surgeons, using general anesthesia and proven techniques.
Canine Castration (Males)
S
(0-10kg)
1,200 AED
M
(10-20kg)
1,400 AED
L
(20-30kg)
1,700 AED
XL
(30+ kg)
2,000 AED
Canine Spay (Females)
S
(0-10kg)
1,500 AED
M
(10-20kg)
1,700 AED
L
(20-30kg)
2,000 AED
XL
(30+ kg)
2,500 AED
Canine Castration (Males)
S
(0-10kg)
1,200 AED
M
(10-20kg)
1,400 AED
L
(20-30kg)
1,700 AED
XL
(30+ kg)
2,000 AED
Canine Spay (Females)
S
(0-10kg)
1,500 AED
M
(10-20kg)
1,700 AED
L
(20-30kg)
2,000 AED
XL
(30+ kg)
2,500 AED
Canine Castration (Males)
S
(0-10kg)
1,200 AED
M
(10-20kg)
1,400 AED
L
(20-30kg)
1,700 AED
XL
(30+ kg)
2,000 AED
Canine Spay (Females)
S
(0-10kg)
1,500 AED
M
(10-20kg)
1,700 AED
L
(20-30kg)
2,000 AED
XL
(30+ kg)
2,500 AED
What are the long-term benefits?
Protects Against Serious Illness
Protects Against Serious Illness
Dog neutering significantly lowers the risk of uterine infections, mammary tumors, testicular cancer, and prostate disease.
Improves Behavior at Home
Improves Behavior at Home
This procedure makes dogs more comfortable, reducing behaviors such as aggression, roaming, marking, and mounting.
Avoids Reproductive Emergencies
Avoids Reproductive Emergencies
Spaying dogs prevents life-threatening conditions such as pyometra and complications during pregnancy and birth.
Lowers Lifetime Vet Costs
Lowers Lifetime Vet Costs
By preventing major health problems and issues through routine care, you can avoid costly veterinary treatments.
Supports a Longer, Healthier Life
Supports a Longer, Healthier Life
When you have your dog spayed or neutered, you promote a longer and healthier life, one with fewer complications as they age.
Want to prevent future health and behavior problems?
Talk to us about spaying or neutering your dog.
Want to prevent future health and behavior problems?
Talk to us about spaying or neutering your dog.
Want to prevent future health and behavior problems?
Talk to us about spaying or neutering your dog.
Everything You Need to Know
Questions? We're Here to Help
Still have questions?
Our team is here to help. Get in touch for personalized answers.
Do female dogs change after being spayed?
Yes, female dogs that have been spayed will exhibit behavioral changes. This may promote positive behavioral shifts, such as reduced roaming and aggression. Spaying also prevents reproductive diseases and cancers, avoiding discomfort.
Should indoor dogs get neutered?
Yes, indoor dogs should still get neutered so they can stay safe against reproductive health issues and infections. Plus, unneutered males can get aggressive and females can get messy, which is why we recommend having them neutered.
Is neutering painful for dogs?
Dog spaying and neutering isn't painful because they'll be placed under general anesthesia. While it may cause minor discomfort after the procedure, this will subside within 24-48 hours.
How long do dogs recovery after the procedure?
Dogs may take around 7-10 days to recover from the neutering procedure. During this period, it's best to restrict your dog's activity and always ensure they rest comfortably. Watch them closely for any complications.
What are potential complications to consider?
In some cases, there may be some short-term risks and complications. Common ones include bleeding, self-inflicted trauma from chewing or licking, and infections. Some dogs may also appear anxious or lethargic.
What's the difference between spaying and neutering a dog?
Neutering is the general term for the removal of the dog's reproductive organs. Spaying is for females, while castration is for males. Both procedures prevent significant disease and curb unwanted behaviors.
Everything You Need to Know
Questions? We're Here to Help
Still have questions?
Our team is here to help. Get in touch for personalized answers.
Do female dogs change after being spayed?
Yes, female dogs that have been spayed will exhibit behavioral changes. This may promote positive behavioral shifts, such as reduced roaming and aggression. Spaying also prevents reproductive diseases and cancers, avoiding discomfort.
Should indoor dogs get neutered?
Yes, indoor dogs should still get neutered so they can stay safe against reproductive health issues and infections. Plus, unneutered males can get aggressive and females can get messy, which is why we recommend having them neutered.
Is neutering painful for dogs?
Dog spaying and neutering isn't painful because they'll be placed under general anesthesia. While it may cause minor discomfort after the procedure, this will subside within 24-48 hours.
How long do dogs recovery after the procedure?
Dogs may take around 7-10 days to recover from the neutering procedure. During this period, it's best to restrict your dog's activity and always ensure they rest comfortably. Watch them closely for any complications.
What are potential complications to consider?
In some cases, there may be some short-term risks and complications. Common ones include bleeding, self-inflicted trauma from chewing or licking, and infections. Some dogs may also appear anxious or lethargic.
What's the difference between spaying and neutering a dog?
Neutering is the general term for the removal of the dog's reproductive organs. Spaying is for females, while castration is for males. Both procedures prevent significant disease and curb unwanted behaviors.
Everything You Need to Know
Questions? We're Here to Help
Still have questions?
Our team is here to help. Get in touch for personalized answers.
Do female dogs change after being spayed?
Yes, female dogs that have been spayed will exhibit behavioral changes. This may promote positive behavioral shifts, such as reduced roaming and aggression. Spaying also prevents reproductive diseases and cancers, avoiding discomfort.
Should indoor dogs get neutered?
Yes, indoor dogs should still get neutered so they can stay safe against reproductive health issues and infections. Plus, unneutered males can get aggressive and females can get messy, which is why we recommend having them neutered.
Is neutering painful for dogs?
If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, remain calm and call our 24-hour veterinary clinics immediately for guidance. Our experienced vets will assess your pet’s situation to determine the next steps. We will advise you to safely transport your pet to one of our emergency clinics in DIP or Jumeirah if necessary.
How long do dogs recovery after the procedure?
Dogs may take around 7-10 days to recover from the neutering procedure. During this period, it's best to restrict your dog's activity and always ensure they rest comfortably. Watch them closely for any complications.
What are potential complications to consider?
No, you don’t need an appointment for pet emergencies. Our vet clinics in DIP and Jumeirah accept walk-in emergency cases. However, we still recommend calling us in advance so we can prepare for your pet’s arrival or arrange a home visit.
What's the difference between spaying and neutering a dog?
Neutering is the general term for the removal of the dog's reproductive organs. Spaying is for females, while castration is for males. Both procedures prevent significant disease and curb unwanted behaviors.
Everything You Need to Know
Questions? We're Here to Help
Still have questions?
Our team is here to help. Get in touch for personalized answers.
Do female dogs change after being spayed?
Yes, female dogs that have been spayed will exhibit behavioral changes. This may promote positive behavioral shifts, such as reduced roaming and aggression. Spaying also prevents reproductive diseases and cancers, avoiding discomfort.
Should indoor dogs get neutered?
Yes, indoor dogs should still get neutered so they can stay safe against reproductive health issues and infections. Plus, unneutered males can get aggressive and females can get messy, which is why we recommend having them neutered.
Is neutering painful for dogs?
Dog spaying and neutering isn't painful because they'll be placed under general anesthesia. While it may cause minor discomfort after the procedure, this will subside within 24-48 hours.
How long do dogs recovery after the procedure?
Dogs may take around 7-10 days to recover from the neutering procedure. During this period, it's best to restrict your dog's activity and always ensure they rest comfortably. Watch them closely for any complications.
What are potential complications to consider?
In some cases, there may be some short-term risks and complications. Common ones include bleeding, self-inflicted trauma from chewing or licking, and infections. Some dogs may also appear anxious or lethargic.
What's the difference between spaying and neutering a dog?
Neutering is the general term for the removal of the dog's reproductive organs. Spaying is for females, while castration is for males. Both procedures prevent significant disease and curb unwanted behaviors.
Dog Spaying and Neutering
A Healthier Future with Spaying and Neutering
Dog Spaying and Neutering
A Healthier Future with Spaying and Neutering
Dog Spaying and Neutering
A Healthier Future with Spaying and Neutering
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