Enhancing Your Pet’s Life
Spay and Neutering
We’re here to guide you through the decision to neuter your pet, making sure you’re fully informed before choosing how to move forward.
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Enhancing Your Pet’s Life
Spay and Neutering
We’re here to guide you through the decision to neuter your pet, making sure you’re fully informed before choosing how to move forward.
or call us on
Enhancing Your Pet’s Life
Spay and Neutering
We’re here to guide you through the decision to neuter your pet, making sure you’re fully informed before choosing how to move forward.
or call us on
Enhancing Your Pet’s Life
Spay and Neutering
We’re here to guide you through the decision to neuter your pet, making sure you’re fully informed before choosing how to move forward.
or call us on
Why spaying or neutering matters
Beyond reproduction, spaying or neutering significantly reduces the risk of serious health issues. In females, it helps prevent uterine infections and lowers the risk of breast tumors. In males, it can prevent testicular cancer and prostate disease. It also minimizes hormone-driven behaviors like spraying, mounting, aggression, and roaming.
By choosing to spay or neuter your pet, you’re not only improving their daily comfort. You’re helping reduce the number of strays and abandoned animals in our communities.
The Procedure: What to Expect
The Procedure: What to Expect
The Procedure: What to Expect
Spaying or neutering is a safe, routine procedure that offers lifelong health and behavioral benefits. Here’s what you can expect every step of the way.
Spaying or neutering is a safe, routine procedure that offers lifelong health and behavioral benefits. Here’s what you can expect every step of the way.
Spaying or neutering is a safe, routine procedure that offers lifelong health and behavioral benefits. Here’s what you can expect every step of the way.
Spaying and neutering by Dr. Lidija
Spaying and neutering by Dr. Lidija
Spaying and neutering by Dr. Lidija
When is the best time to spay or neuter my pet?
Most pets are ready between 4 to 6 months of age, before they reach sexual maturity. However, older pets can still benefit from the procedure, provided they undergo proper evaluation. Early spaying or neutering can help prevent certain health and behavioral issues, especially in high-risk breeds. Our vets will assess your pet’s age, breed, and medical history to recommend the safest and most appropriate timing.
How much does neutering cost?
Our neutering prices are based on your pet’s weight, sex, and species. All procedures are performed under general anesthesia and are conducted by our experienced veterinary team. Final pricing may vary depending on your pet’s weight, condition and any additional care required.
Dog
Cat
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
Dog
Cat
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
Dog
Cat
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 of spaying and neutering?
Prevents Reproductive Diseases
Spaying and neutering reduce the risk of health issues like uterine infections, breast tumors, testicular cancer, and prostate disease.
Improves Behavior and Reduces Stress
Reduces Overpopulation
Lowers Lifetime Veterinary Costs
Supports a Longer, Healthier Life
Prevents Reproductive Diseases
Spaying and neutering reduce the risk of health issues like uterine infections, breast tumors, testicular cancer, and prostate disease.
Improves Behavior and Reduces Stress
Reduces Overpopulation
Lowers Lifetime Veterinary Costs
Supports a Longer, Healthier Life
Prevents Reproductive Diseases
Spaying and neutering reduce the risk of health issues like uterine infections, breast tumors, testicular cancer, and prostate disease.
Improves Behavior and Reduces Stress
Reduces Overpopulation
Lowers Lifetime Veterinary Costs
Supports a Longer, Healthier Life
02. Improves Behavior and Reduces Stress
Neutered pets are less likely to roam, mark, or show hormone-driven behaviors like aggression or vocalization, making home life calmer.
03. Reduces Overpopulation
Helps prevent unplanned litters and eases pressure on shelters, promoting responsible pet ownership and fewer strays.
04. Lowers Lifetime Veterinary Costs
By preventing reproductive emergencies and hormone-related conditions, you reduce the risk of needing costly treatments later on.
05. Supports a Longer, Healthier Life
Pets that are spayed or neutered often live longer, healthier lives with fewer medical complications related to their reproductive system.
01. Prevents Reproductive Diseases
Spaying and neutering reduce the risk of health issues like uterine infections, breast tumors, testicular cancer, and prostate disease.
Want to prevent health issues and unwanted litters?
Contact us today for honest advice and clear options for your pet’s spaying or neutering procedure.
Want to prevent health issues and unwanted litters?
Contact us today for honest advice and clear options for your pet’s spaying or neutering procedure.
Want to prevent health issues and unwanted litters?
Contact us today for honest advice and clear options for your pet’s spaying or neutering procedure.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do spaying and neutering have risks?
Like all surgeries, there are some risks. But they’re minimal when the procedure is done correctly. That’s why our surgeons make sure they’re updated with the latest and safest methods. We also conduct a complete pre-surgical check to ensure there are no complications after neutering.
Will my pet change after the surgery?
Your pet’s personality won’t change, but you’ll notice fewer episodes that are driven by hormones like aggression, marking, and roaming. Many pets become calmer and have improved quality of life.
How much will neutering cost?
Costs depend on your pet’s species, size, and age. Canine castrations range from 1,200 AED to 2,000 AED, while dog spaying costs range from 1,500 AED to 2,500 AED (our prices are based on your dog’s weight, but may still change based on other factors). Our cat spay costs 1,500 AED, which includes a blood test and health exam, and our cat castration costs 1,155 AED.
Can you spay my pet that just gave birth?
Yes, but we recommend waiting until the puppies or kittens have completely weaned and her body has fully recovered. Generally, the timing for cats may be until the kittens are at least 8-10 weeks old. For dogs, it may take 6-8 weeks after giving birth.
Is there an age limit for spaying or neutering?
There’s no strict age limit. But doing the procedure as early as possible can have better long-term health benefits for your pet. Older pets can also be safely spayed or neutered after a thorough health assessment.
How long is the recovery time?
Most pets recover within 7 to 10 days. To ensure they heal successfully and quickly, we’ll give you clear instructions on how to care for them at home. For any concerns or questions, our team is always available to help you.
Do spaying and neutering have risks?
Like all surgeries, there are some risks. But they’re minimal when the procedure is done correctly. That’s why our surgeons make sure they’re updated with the latest and safest methods. We also conduct a complete pre-surgical check to ensure there are no complications after neutering.
Will my pet change after the surgery?
Your pet’s personality won’t change, but you’ll notice fewer episodes that are driven by hormones like aggression, marking, and roaming. Many pets become calmer and have improved quality of life.
How much will neutering cost?
Costs depend on your pet’s species, size, and age. Canine castrations range from 1,200 AED to 2,000 AED, while dog spaying costs range from 1,500 AED to 2,500 AED (our prices are based on your dog’s weight, but may still change based on other factors). Our cat spay costs 1,500 AED, which includes a blood test and health exam, and our cat castration costs 1,155 AED.
Can you spay my pet that just gave birth?
Yes, but we recommend waiting until the puppies or kittens have completely weaned and her body has fully recovered. Generally, the timing for cats may be until the kittens are at least 8-10 weeks old. For dogs, it may take 6-8 weeks after giving birth.
Is there an age limit for spaying or neutering?
There’s no strict age limit. But doing the procedure as early as possible can have better long-term health benefits for your pet. Older pets can also be safely spayed or neutered after a thorough health assessment.
How long is the recovery time?
Most pets recover within 7 to 10 days. To ensure they heal successfully and quickly, we’ll give you clear instructions on how to care for them at home. For any concerns or questions, our team is always available to help you.
Do spaying and neutering have risks?
Like all surgeries, there are some risks. But they’re minimal when the procedure is done correctly. That’s why our surgeons make sure they’re updated with the latest and safest methods. We also conduct a complete pre-surgical check to ensure there are no complications after neutering.
Will my pet change after the surgery?
Your pet’s personality won’t change, but you’ll notice fewer episodes that are driven by hormones like aggression, marking, and roaming. Many pets become calmer and have improved quality of life.
How much will neutering cost?
Costs depend on your pet’s species, size, and age. Canine castrations range from 1,200 AED to 2,000 AED, while dog spaying costs range from 1,500 AED to 2,500 AED (our prices are based on your dog’s weight, but may still change based on other factors). Our cat spay costs 1,500 AED, which includes a blood test and health exam, and our cat castration costs 1,155 AED.
Can you spay my pet that just gave birth?
Yes, but we recommend waiting until the puppies or kittens have completely weaned and her body has fully recovered. Generally, the timing for cats may be until the kittens are at least 8-10 weeks old. For dogs, it may take 6-8 weeks after giving birth.
Is there an age limit for spaying or neutering?
There’s no strict age limit. But doing the procedure as early as possible can have better long-term health benefits for your pet. Older pets can also be safely spayed or neutered after a thorough health assessment.
How long is the recovery time?
Most pets recover within 7 to 10 days. To ensure they heal successfully and quickly, we’ll give you clear instructions on how to care for them at home. For any concerns or questions, our team is always available to help you.
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Find your nearest Noble Veterinary Clinic in Dubai.
Five veterinary clinics, all conveniently located
Find your nearest Noble Veterinary Clinic in Dubai.
Spay and Neuter
Helping you make informed decisions for your pet’s future.
Spay and Neuter
Helping you make informed decisions for your pet’s future.
Spay and Neuter
Helping you make informed decisions for your pet’s future.
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Jumeirah -
Mon-Fri: 8am to 8pm
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