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Sterilization of female cats, dogs and rabbits

The MVET clinic offers a sterilization for female cat and dog under general anesthesia. You will find the price for the sterilization of cat and dog in the dedicated paragraph below

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at what age is the best time to spay a cat and a female dog?

dog

The optimal age for sterilization female dogs depends on the breed and size. On average, this age ranges between 6 months and one year

We spay female cats sterilization from the age of 6 months

Cat

Which veterinarian advises at the clinic?

In MVET clinics, all veterinarians perform sterilization of dog, cat and other pets. Depending on the schedule and workload, one of the veterinarians will perform the procedure

Catalina Palacios

La Dr Catalina Palacios consulte depuis de nombreuses années en tant que vétérinaire, en Suisse et en Chili. Réalise de traitements de nombreuses maladies de vos animaux. En 2017, elle a obtenu un diplôme de médecin vétérinaire à l'Universidad de Conceptión au Chili.

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BIANCA GURLUI

Dr. Bianca Gurlui is undergoing training at the European School for Advanced Veterinary Studies in veterinary dermatology. In 2021, she obtained a higher education diploma from the University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Bucharest

SYLVAIN PEREZ

Dr. Sylvain Perez graduated from the National Veterinary School of Toulouse (FR) in 2018. He also holds a Certificate of Higher Education in veterinary ophthalmology issued by the National Veterinary School of Toulouse (FR)

IOANA ALEXA

Dr. Ioana Alexa has extensive experience in veterinary medicine. She has completed numerous post-graduate training programs. In 2017, she obtained a veterinary medical degree from the University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Bucharest

Chloé Navech

Dr. Chloé Navech, graduated from Alfonso X El Sabio University in Madrid in 2022, specializes in animal behavior, feeding, and nutrition

Price of sterilization for female cats, dogs, and rabbits

sterilization

sterilization of dog
(THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE + ANESTHESIA)
535 CHF

sterilization of cat
(THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE + ANESTHESIA)
240 CHF

sterilization of rabbit
(THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE + ANESTHESIA)
265 CHF

When should cats and dogs be sterilized?

Emergency

Sometimes, emergency sterilization may be necessary for medical reasons or in case of complications. For example, if the animal has a pyometra (pus-filled infection of the uterus) or another serious reproductive system disease

prevention

Sterilization of female cats, dogs, and rabbits prevents unwanted pregnancies, the birth of puppies or kittens, and also reduces the risk of certain diseases, such as ovarian, uterine, or prostate cancer.

When the animal is ready to leave, the owner receives recommendations and instructions for home care

After a spaying surgery of a cat or a dog, the veterinarian closes the incisions with sutures

How are cats and dogs sterilized?

The surgery is performed by laparotomy, meaning through a small incision. The ovaries are ligated and then removed. In some particular cases, the uterus may also need to be removed

Female dog (cat) sterilization procedure is performed under general anesthesia

How to prepare a cat or a dog for sterilization?

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 sterilization 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.