Neutering a Male Dog - lots of benefits.
Routine castration has many health benefits including prevention of testicular tumours, prostatic disease, anal tumours and perineal hernia. Neutering reduces randiness, aggressive behaviour, preputial drip and leg cocking; it also makes diabetes and epilepsy less likely to occur.
It even reduces the likelihood of being hit by a car, getting lost, or attacked by another dog.

Premed - sedation to allow a calm anaesthetic induction


Intravenous catheter placement (see the blood appearing as we enter the vein)

Fixing the catheter in place for i/v fliuid therapy and to provide i/v
access during anaesthetic.Placement of the endotracheal (ET)
tube to provide a safe airway for gas anaethesia.

Setting up Pulse Oxymeter and Doppler pulse monitor.

Preparing the operation site. Ligation and removal of the right testicle.

Removal of the left testicle and closure of the skin with dissolving sutures.

Insertion of Identichip (optional)

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