Spay & Neuter

Why Spaying or Neutering Matters?

Even if your pet stays indoors, spaying or neutering plays an important role in their long-term health. These procedures help prevent serious reproductive diseases, reduce unwanted behaviors, and eliminate the risk of accidental litters. Most importantly, they allow your pet to live a more balanced and comfortable life.

What to Expect During the Procedure?

At Europets, every surgery is performed under strict safety protocols using modern anesthesia and continuous monitoring. Our team takes the time to explain the process and guide you through each step:

• Pre-surgical exam and optional bloodwork to assess your pet’s health
• Fasting instructions provided before the procedure
• Safe anesthesia and IV fluids for comfort and stability
• Surgical removal of reproductive organs under sterile conditions
• Post-operative pain management and monitoring until full recovery
• Discharge with aftercare instructions, medications, and recheck if needed
• Our team is available to answer any questions before and after surgery to ensure peace of mind

Personalized Care by Age and Species

Spaying and neutering can be done safely as early as 5–6 months of age. We tailor our recommendations based on your pet’s breed, size, and health status to ensure optimal timing and outcomes.