What is Spaying?
Spaying is the surgical removal of a female dog's ovaries and uterus to prevent pregnancy and eliminate heat cycles.
Health Benefits of Spaying a Dog
Spaying reduces the risk of mammary tumours, uterine infections, and unwanted litters. It can also help with behavioural changes related to heat cycles.
When to Spay a Dog
The recommended age for spaying varies by breed, but it is often performed between six to twelve months. Consulting a vet ensures the procedure is done at the optimal time for the dog's health. We also encourage you to speak with your breeder about this topic as early neutering may have also cause health complications in your dog, or potentially void any contracts you may have with your breeder.
