Selden Spay & Neutering Services for Cats & Dogs

Middle Country Animal Hospital in Selden, NY, champions the well-being of pets. A significant part of our mission revolves around spay and neuter procedures for cats and dogs. Opting for these procedures not only benefits your pets' health but also makes a positive impact on the community by controlling the pet population.

Ready to give your pet the gift of a healthier life? Call us to learn more about our spaying and neutering services in Selden, NY. Dial (631) 759-8076 or contact us online to book an appointment.

Understanding Spaying and Neutering

Spaying and neutering are surgical procedures that sterilize pets. Spaying involves removing the ovaries and usually the uterus of female pets, preventing them from becoming pregnant. Neutering, conversely, refers to removing the testicles in male pets, making them infertile. These procedures promote a longer, healthier pet life and contribute to a balanced and responsible pet community. By understanding the specific benefits of each procedure, you can make informed decisions for the well-being of your furry companions.

Why Choose Spaying for Female Pets?

Spaying is a safe and effective surgical procedure that offers several health benefits for female pets. 

The benefits of spaying include:

• Combatting Cancer and Tumors: Spaying significantly minimizes the risk of mammary cancer and ovarian and uterine tumors.
• Shielding Against Uterine Complications: Spaying is a proactive step against life-threatening infections like pyometra and other uterine conditions such as hyperplasia and cysts.
• A Peaceful Household: The heat cycle can cause restlessness, excessive vocalizations, and urine spraying. Spaying eliminates this cycle, ensuring a harmonious home environment.

Advantages of Neutering Male Pets

Neutering is a safe and effective surgical procedure that offers several health and behavioral benefits for male pets.

There were a lot of benefits to neutering, including:

• Cancer and Prostate Issues: Neutering nullifies the risk of testicular cancer and mitigates prostate complications, including enlargement and infections.
• Managing Mating Behaviors: Neutered pets are less likely to roam, spray, or mark territory—reducing risks of altercations and potential injuries.
• Taming Aggression: Neutering can temper specific aggressive actions, making male pets more friendly around children and other animals.

Call (631) 759-8076 or contact us online to schedule an appointment for your pet.