It’s always recommended, but the final decision is yours.
Perhaps you think neutering will take away his “essence,” or you’re afraid his personality will change after the procedure. This is far from the truth.
We will always recommend their procedure, but we will never force you to make a decision you are not sure about.
Reproductive problems
Over time, diseases can appear without warning, infections that require urgent intervention. Neutering is not just a preventative measure, it’s a recommendation based on their health.
Problematic behaviors
Their hormones determine certain behaviors, some of them problematic. Castration calms their anxiety.
Unwanted reproduction
If you don’t plan on having puppies, it’s the best decision.
Accidents happen, it’s not the first time you’ve found yourself dealing with an unwanted pregnancy due to a lapse in judgment.
Neutering them eliminates that uncertainty.
”Their personality will change”
False, their love, sociability, and overall energy will not change.
Only behaviors such as marking, mounting, and intrasexual aggression are neutralized in most cases.
”Castration is dangerous”
It’s a procedure that commands respect because it’s surgery, but nowadays the protocols are very strict.
In a veterinary clinic, it’s just another procedure; it’s not considered high-risk.
No one here is going to recommend something your pet doesn’t need.
In Gran Canaria, there are fewer and fewer veterinary clinics that aren’t controlled by investment funds.
Veterinary medicine should be based on what your pet needs… not on commercial objectives.
We’ve known this for over 25 years.