Desexing is an effective strategy to prevent unwanted pregnancies. The RSPCA receives over 125,000 animals every year and many of these unwanted animals are the result of unplanned breeding.

Research shows that desexed animals can actually live longer! Speyed and neutered animals are generally less likely to get certain illnesses such as infections, diseases and cancers.

Desexing commonly reduces behaviour problems such as roaming, aggression and urine marking in males, and in females prevents mating behaviour and false pregnancy. Reducing the desire to roam reduces the risk of being in fights or traumatic accidents such as being hit by a car.

Talk to your vet about desexing, it is an important part of being a responsible pet owner and will ensure your best friend stays healthy and happy!

Ipswich Vet Group prides itself in providing the best patient care. We provide a complete desexing package, with free post operative checks and suture removal, with no hidden extras or costs.