Canine and feline sterilizations for animal protection entities

Sterilization surgery for animal protection entities

In addition to improving your animal's health, you will help control the birth rate and reduce abandonments.

With the entry into force of the new National Law for the Protection of the Rights and Welfare of Animals, surgical sterilisation of all cats before six months of age is MANDATORY.

In males

You will prevent urine marking, fighting and vocalisation, as well as escapes in search of females. The surgery consists of the surgical removal of the testicles under general anaesthesia. Recovery is very quick once the effect of the sedatives used in anaesthesia wears off. For more information, please consult the "surgery instructions" section.

Fast recovery is key, as medicine must focus on the comfort and well-being of the patient. Minimally invasive surgeries (with the smallest possible incisions) aimed at improving the lives of our patients.

In females

Heat cycles (and therefore the associated yowling) and escapes during this period will disappear. You will also prevent the development of pyometra (uterine infections) in adulthood. The incidence of mammary tumours will also decrease if sterilisation is performed at an early age.

The operation consists of the surgical removal of the ovaries and uterus through a small incision (normally less than 1.5 cm) with internal sutures, so the animal does not need to wear an Elizabethan collar and the stitches do not need to be removed as they are absorbable. For more information, please consult the "surgery instructions" section.

Fast recovery is key, as medicine must focus on the comfort and well-being of the patient. Minimally invasive surgeries (with the smallest possible incisions) aimed at improving the lives of our patients.