Spaying is the surgical removal of the ovaries and uterus in female pets, while neutering refers to the removal of the testicles in male pets. Both procedures prevent unwanted litters and offer health benefits.

Spaying and neutering help prevent unwanted pregnancies, reduce the risk of certain cancers, decrease behavioral problems, and contribute to a longer, healthier life for your pet.

Most pets are neutered or spayed between 5 to 6 months of age, but it can vary based on your pet’s breed, size, and health. We recommend a consultation to determine the best timing for your pet.

Yes. Neutering and spaying are a very common, routine surgeries. At Regency Veterinary Clinic your pet’s safety is our top priority — we use modern surgical techniques, advanced anesthesia monitoring, and provide detailed post-operative care instructions.

The procedures do not change your pet’s core personality. However, you may notice a reduction in certain behaviors, such as roaming, aggression, or marking territory.

Most pets recover quickly — typically within 10–14 days. We will provide you with a full recovery guide, including activity restrictions, medication instructions, and follow-up care recommendations.

As with any surgery, there are minimal risks such as reactions to anesthesia or post-operative infection. However, the benefits far outweigh the risks for most pets. We take every precaution to minimize any risks during and after the procedure.