Castration of male cats,dogs and rabbits
On our page, you will find cost of dog and cat castration under anesthesia. You will learn all the preparation steps, the optimal age of castration cat and dog, and receive step-by-step advice on post-operative care
Castration of male cats,dogs and rabbits
On our page, you will find cost of dog and cat castration under anesthesia. You will learn all the preparation steps, the optimal age of castration cat and dog, and receive step-by-step advice on post-operative care
At what age is it optimal the procedure of castrating male dog and cat?
Dog
It is also optimal to neuter a male dog at the age between 6 and 12 months, however for large breeds, it is recommended to delay surgery until 12 to 18 months
It is recommended to provide cat castration at the age between 6 and 12 months
Cat
Which veterinarian advises on castration at the clinic?
In MVET clinics, all veterinarians perform castration of dog, cat and other pets. Depending on the schedule and workload, one of the veterinarians will perform the procedure
DR.BIANCA GURLUI eira
Dr. Bianca Gurlui Eira est certifiée en dermatologie vétérinaire par l’European School of Advanced Veterinary Studies. In 2021, she obtained a higher education diploma from the University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Bucharest
dr.Maria Ciobanu
Dr. Maria Ciobanu obtained her degree in veterinary medicine from the University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Cluj-Napoca in 2019. She has experience in internal medicine, soft tissue surgery, dermatology, and oncology.
dr.Chloé Navech
Dr. Chloé Navech, graduated from Alfonso X El Sabio University in Madrid in 2022, specializes in animal behavior, feeding, and nutrition
cat and dog castration: cost of services at the veterinary clinic
Castration of dog
(THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE + ANESTHESIA)
from 370 CHF
(THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE + ANESTHESIA)
from 370 CHF
castration of cat
(THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE + ANESTHESIA)
from 135 CHF
(THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE + ANESTHESIA)
from 135 CHF
Castration of rabbit
(THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE + ANESTHESIA)
from 105 CHF
(THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE + ANESTHESIA)
from 105 CHF
When should cats and dogs be neutered?
Emergency
Emergency neutering may be necessary to remove the tumor and prevent it from spreading
In case of damage to the scrotum, for example, due to torsion or other injuries, emergency castration of the cat or dog may be necessary to restore blood flow and prevent deterioration of the condition
prevention
Neutering cats and dogs can reduce aggressive behaviors in males, prevent conflicts with other animals and humans
Prevent certain diseases such as testicular or prostate cancer in dogs and cats
When the animal is ready to leave, the owner receives recommendations and instructions for home care
After a operation on a cat or a dog, the veterinarian closes the various incisions with suture thread
We provide laparoscopic castration of dog, cat or rabbit, which means through a small incision. The testicles are separated from the surrounding tissues and ligated or stapled to prevent bleeding. Then, they are removed
HOW ARE CATS AND DOGS NEUTERED?
Dog (cat) castration procedure is performed under general anesthesia
How to prepare a cat or a dog for castration?
BRING YOUR PET in the morning
for the smooth running of surgeries, please respect the schedule given by the veterinarian for bringing your animal
FASTING
before neutering a cat or a dog, it is recommended to fast from the evening before
Constant access to water
despite fasting, it is important to provide access to fresh drinking water for your cat or dog
How does our veterinary practice operate?
There are several ways to make an appointment with a veterinarian for your cat, dog, or exotic pet at the MVET clinic. You can call our telephone line or schedule an appointment directly through our website. You can also consult with a veterinarian online at any time using the MVET.CH application.
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