Less pain you say?
Yes. Various studies and our own extensive experience show that keyhole neutering is a less painful procedure than a basic ovariohysterectomy.
 Less Painful You Say?Yes. Our own extensive experience and academic studies show that keyhole neutering is less painful than a basic ovariohysterectomy. |  Quicker Recovery?Yes. Our dogs are usually free to resume normal exercise on day two. |  Will I need more drugs?No. As the procedure is less invasive, pets need fewer drugs and usually none need to be given at home at all. |
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The Future of Surgery
Neutering or 'Spaying' your female dog is, unfortunately, of long term benefit but short term cost. Neutered dogs live longer, and experience fewer life threatening conditions like mammary tumours or womb infections. Neutering however is painful, traditionally it would involve a 5-10cm abdominal incision, several days pain relief, a week on the lead and worst of all the cone of shame! With keyhole surgery none of this is necessary. Click on the links below to go into more detail.
The Science
We believe that keyhole neutering is much better for your pet, that's why we do it, but don't just take our word for it!
What to Expect
All about the surgery. What to expect before, during and after the procedure.
How to Book
We operate out of the Arc Veterinary Centre in North London. Contact us by phone or email to book an appointment.
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