At Barstow Animal Hospital, spaying and neutering are important services for pets. By utilizing a special vessel sealing device as well Electrocauterization Surgery, bleeding is controlled, and surgical time required is reduced in comparison with traditional methods. Spaying (for females) and neutering (for males) not only prevent unwanted litters but also can lower the risk of reproductive cancers and infections, leading to a healthier, longer life for your pet.
In addition to health benefits, spaying and neutering can positively impact your pet's behavior. Neutered males are less likely to exhibit aggressive behaviors, roam, or mark their territory. Spayed females won’t go into heat, which can reduce undesirable behaviors like excessive vocalization or attracting male dogs. This leads to a more balanced and manageable pet, making them a better companion for your family.
Spaying and neutering also play a significant role in controlling the pet population. Barstow Animal Hospital is committed to helping reduce the number of unwanted animals in the community by offering these procedures. By choosing to spay or neuter your pet, you're not only benefiting their health and behavior, but you're also contributing to reducing pet overpopulation and the number of animals in shelters.
The team at Barstow Animal Hospital is dedicated to providing safe, effective spay and neuter surgeries with proper care and follow-up. We guide pet owners through the process, addressing any concerns and ensuring your pet’s recovery is smooth. If you're considering spaying or neutering your pet, contact us today to learn more about how these procedures can benefit your pet’s health and well-being.
