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Surgical Neutering in the male involves removing both testicles (castration). Patients are generally allowed home the same day, and have a wound check/suture removal in 7-14days.
Neutering or spaying in the bitch involves an ovariohysterectomy to remove the entire reproductive tract. Patients are generally allowed home the same day, and have a wound check/suture removal in 7-14days.
Neutering may increase the risk of weight gain, however this can be due to overfeeding, under exercising or both.
Traditionally both male and female dogs have usually been neutered at about six months old. Female dogs can be neutered before their first season or 3-4 months after a season. There is no upper age limit for neutering. Your vet will be happy to discuss with you the best time for neutering your dog.
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