The sterilization and
castration are surgical procedures that prevent animals from reproducing. This
is recommended for animals that are at least 6 months old and will not be used
in a breeding environment. The female is sterilized by removing the uterus and
ovaries in order to avoid potential pregnancy. On the male castrate by removing
the testes in order to eliminate the fertility, although these interventions
appear to be large-scale, they are usually completed within a few hours and the
patient does not need to spend the night in the mobile spay and neuter clinic.
The animal may be
uncomfortable during the days following the procedure. Depending on the type of
intervention, you can order painkillers. These tips should be followed to facilitate
healing:
Do not allow the animal
to run or jump for a few days.
Examine the incision
daily to make sure the healing is going well.
Do not let the animal
come into contact with other animals and provide a calm place for him to rest.
Prevent the animal from
licking the affected area by monitoring it or using an Elizabethan collar.
Wait at least 10 days
before washing the animal. If the incision opens or you notice excessive
swelling, redness or secretions, contact us immediately.
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