Neutering and Spaying Services in Lahore & Karachi
Why Neutering and Spaying Matters
Neutering (males) and spaying (females) are among the most common and beneficial veterinary procedures. Beyond preventing unwanted litters — which contribute to Pakistan’s stray animal crisis — these procedures offer significant health benefits. Spaying eliminates ovarian and uterine cancer risk and greatly reduces mammary tumours when performed before the first heat.
Neutering reduces testicular cancer and prostate disease risk, and often improves behaviour.
Timing, Procedure & Recovery Care
Timing depends on species, breed, and size. Most dogs and cats can be safely neutered or spayed from around six months. For large and giant breeds, your vet may recommend waiting until skeletal maturity. We discuss optimal timing during wellness visits.
Every procedure begins with pre-surgical health check and blood screening. We use modern anaesthesia with continuous monitoring of heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen, and temperature. Surgery is performed in our dedicated theatre with sterile technique. Post-operatively, your pet receives pain management and is monitored during recovery before discharge with detailed home care instructions.
Most pets recover quickly. Expect your pet to be quieter for a day or two. We provide a protective collar or suit, activity restriction guidance, and a follow-up appointment. Suture
removal, if needed, is typically ten to fourteen days post-surgery.
Book a Neutering or Spaying Appointment
This step protects your pet’s health and supports responsible pet ownership. Contact us at any
Lahore or Karachi location.
DHA Karachi
- 61-C , Zulfiqar Commercial Avenue , Phase - VIII , DHA Karachi, Pakistan.
- +923139999759
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Frequently Asked Questions
Your pet’s core personality will not change. You may notice reduced roaming, marking, or hormone-driven behaviours, but their affectionate nature remains.
Spayed and neutered pets can be more prone to weight gain, but with proper diet and exercise it is easily preventable. Our team advises on post-procedure nutrition.
Yes. This is recommended to prevent reproductive cancers (especially in females) and reduce territorial behaviour.
Your pet will be under full anaesthesia during surgery and will not feel pain.