Pet Spaying & Neutering
South Shores Animal Hospital commonly recommends pet spaying and neutering as key ways to support your companions health and reduce the strain on local animal shelters. Our experienced team is committed to providing compassionate and expert care for your pet.
Pet Spaying and Neutering
at South Shores Animal Hospital
Two of the most important services we offer are spaying and neutering. These routine procedures not only prevent unwanted litters but also contribute to the long-term health and well-being of your pet. Our clinic provides high-quality and low-cost spaying and neutering options that help ensure your pet lives a longer, healthier life.
What Are Spaying and Neutering?
Spaying refers to the surgical removal of a female pet’s ovaries and uterus, while neutering is the surgical removal of a male pet’s testicles and are monitored by a vet assistant from induction to waking up. Both procedures are common and safe, with minimal recovery time. Spaying and neutering are performed under anesthesia, and pets are typically back to their normal activities within a few days after surgery. These procedures are essential for controlling the pet population and preventing the birth of unwanted animals. Beyond population control, spaying and neutering also provide significant health benefits for your pet.
Benefits of Spaying and Neutering
Improved Health and Longevity
Reduction in Problematic Behaviors
Prevention of Overpopulation
Each year, millions of dogs and cats end up in shelters, with many ultimately being euthanized due to overpopulation. By choosing to spay or neuter your pet, you are playing a vital role in preventing unwanted litters that may otherwise contribute to this crisis. In Clark County, it is mandatory that dogs and cats be spayed or neutered. Many pets in shelters are the result of unplanned breeding between pets that were not altered, leading to an overwhelming number of homeless animals. Spaying and neutering your pet helps prevent this cycle and ensures that fewer animals are left without homes.
When to Spay or Neuter Your Pet
The ideal age for spaying and neutering depends on the size, breed, and health of your pet. For most dogs and cats, the procedure is typically recommended between six months to one year of age. However, it is possible to spay or neuter your pet later in life, depending on their health. Our veterinarians at South Shores Animal Hospital can help you determine the best time for your pet’s surgery. If your pet is healthy and of the appropriate age, early spaying or neutering can provide the most benefits, including improved behavior and reduced health risks.
Why Choose South Shores Animal Hospital for Low-Cost Spaying and Neutering?
Choosing low-cost spaying and neutering at South Shores Animal Hospital doesn’t mean compromising on quality. We believe that all pets deserve access to important preventative care, and we strive to make these services affordable for pet owners in Las Vegas, NV. Our experienced veterinarians and caring staff are dedicated to providing the best possible care for your pet during every step of the process, from the initial consultation to post-surgical recovery.
Schedule Your Pet’s Spaying or Neutering Today
If you’re ready to schedule your pet’s spaying or neutering, or if you have any questions about the procedure, South Shores Animal Hospital is here to help. Our team of experienced veterinarians is available to provide the support and information you need to make the best decisions for your pet’s health.
Contact us today to learn more about pet neutering and spaying and neutering in Las Vegas, NV, or to book an appointment. Together, we can help ensure that your pet lives a longer, healthier, and happier life.