Spay & Neuter
Safe Spay & Neuter for Your Pets
Spaying or neutering your puppy or kitten is an important decision in their early life. At Pet First, our team of highly trained veterinarians performs pet spay, cat neutering, cat spay, dog neutering, dog neuter, and dog spay and neuter procedures with the best safety measures in place, all in a warm and welcoming environment.
Spaying: Spaying, also known as cat spay or pet spay, is a surgical procedure in which both ovaries and the uterus are completely removed from your female pet, helping with population control and long-term health.
Neutering: Neutering, including cat neutering and dog neuter, involves the removal of both testicles from your male pet. Our clinic also specializes in cat neutering in Dubai, offering safe and professional care for your beloved pets.
Pet Population Control in Dubai
We are committed to promoting responsible pet ownership through effective pet population control in Dubai. Managing the growing pet population is essential for the well-being of both pets and the community. Our experienced team offers safe and compassionate solutions to help prevent unwanted litters.
We provide professional cat neutering in Dubai, ensuring your feline companion receives the best care. Whether you need cat neutering or cat spay services, our skilled veterinarians perform these routine procedures with the highest standards to ensure a smooth recovery for your pet.
For dog owners, PetFirst offers trusted dog neutering and dog spay services. These procedures not only help with pet population control in Dubai but also contribute to your dog’s long-term health and behavior. Trust our team for safe, effective care from consultation to recovery.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best age to spay or neuter my pet?
We recommend spaying or neutering your pet at about 6 months old. With dogs, depending on its size and breed, we may recommend something different. Talk to us for the best recommendations when it comes to a pet sterilization procedure.
How much does spay/neuter cost?
The cost of a spay or neuter may vary according to your pet’s size, species, age, overall health condition, and sex. Here at Pet First, we provide an all-inclusive package for spays and neuters including post-op checks. Please
call us to know more.
How can I prepare for my pet’s surgery?
Our client care coordinators and/or the veterinarian will go over with you all the pre-op procedures. One important thing to remember is to make sure you fast your pet the night before their surgery.
Will my pet sedated?
Yes, your pet will be under anesthesia during a spay or neuter surgery. This allows our veterinarians to perform the procedure safely and keeps your pet comfortable all throughout.
Will my pet come back to be re-checked after spay/neuter?
We may or may not suggest a re-check. If you’re worried about the incision or surgical site, bring your pet in for a complimentary recheck or you could also send us a picture to make sure things are healing appropriately.
Can my pet go back to normal activities after spay/neuter?
During discharge, we’ll provide you with some personalized instructions to follow. In general, you’ll have to restrict your pet’s activity for at least 10-14 days post-surgery. For dogs, this means short, controlled leash walks and other activities that may affect the healing process. For cats, try to limit their movement and keep them from jumping or playing.
How long does my pet should wear the cone?
Your pet should wear a cone (also known as an Elizabethan collar) at ALL times until the incision site is completely healed. This is usually between 10-14 days. Without the cone, they may lick the spay incision site which will result to skin infection or worst, remove the sutures which will result to opening up the incision site. If you observe that your pet is not comfortable with the cone, we have medical pet shirts available as an alternative.
What is the recovery period post spay/neuter?
Healing period normally takes between 10-14 days.
Can I give my pet a bath during recovery from spay/neuter?
No, bathing post-surgery is unsafe. Water, shampoos, and other grooming products could get inside the incision that may impede the healing process. Swimming is also not allowed. If you feel your pet needs a bath, give us a call
and we’ll help you figure out the best way to clean them until they’re healed.
Will my dog or cat gain weight after spay/neuter?
Weight gain post spay & neuter procedures does happen sometimes, but it can be due to a variety of causes including the slowing of your pet’s metabolism as they mature from adolescence to adulthood. However, it’s
important to discuss proper weight management, feeding plans and other tips with your veterinarian to avoid weight gain.
Why should I spay/neuter my pet?
Spaying or neutering your pet can help him live a longer & healthier life. This also minimizes behavior problems, less likely to get certain types of cancers and helps control the population of unwanted pets.
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