Veterinary surgery
Dog and cat spaying in Novi Sad
Spaying is a surgical procedure that prevents reproduction in female dogs and cats. The veterinarian determines the appropriate timing after examining the animal and considering its age, health and individual circumstances.
What is spaying?
Spaying is a surgical procedure that prevents reproduction in female dogs and cats. The veterinarian determines the appropriate timing after examining the animal and considering its age, health and individual circumstances.
Preparation before surgery
- Clinical examination before the procedure
- Assessment of general health and anesthesia risk
- Blood tests when recommended by the veterinarian
- Fasting according to veterinary instructions
- Informing the veterinarian about medications and previous illnesses
Recovery after spaying
After surgery, the pet should rest in a quiet and clean environment. Activity should be limited while the wound heals. The veterinarian will provide instructions about feeding, medication, wound care and follow-up examinations.
Postoperative care
- Prevent the pet from licking or scratching the surgical wound
- Keep the wound clean and dry
- Give medication exactly as instructed by the veterinarian
- Avoid running, jumping and strenuous activity during recovery
- Attend the scheduled follow-up examination
When should you contact a veterinarian?
Contact a veterinarian if you notice unusual weakness, repeated vomiting, difficulty breathing, persistent bleeding, wound opening, pronounced swelling, discharge or any other concerning change after surgery.