Spay and neuter surgery is essential to protect the health and wellness of our pets

With nearly four million pets put down each year, spaying and neutering is the most effective way to reduce pet overpopulation. At Jean A. Fromm D.V.M. P.C., we make the process simple, safe, and easy for both pets and pet parents.

The Health Benefits of Spaying or Neutering Your Pet
Spaying or neutering your pet has multiple health benefits and can:

Decrease aggressive behaviors in male pets
Eliminate or reduce marking and spraying in pets
Decrease pet overpopulation and pet euthanasia
Prevent womb infections (Pyometra) that can lead to uterus rupture and other organ failures in female pets
Decrease desire for pets to roam and find mates
Eliminate heat cycles, bleeding, and yelling for a mate
Decrease the risk of mammary gland tumors
Reduce the risk of prostate and testicular cancer in male pets
Reduce the risk of ovarian and uterine cancers in female pets

Unless you want your four-legged pet to breed, Dr. Fromm offers affordable spaying or neutering services that will keep your dog or cat safe and healthy.

What to Expect After Spay or Neuter Surgery

Spaying or neutering your dog or cat is a routine operation. While your pet may experience some discomfort, pets usually recover quickly with appropriate care. Typically, these surgeries last less than an hour and do not require an overnight stay. Pain medication and antibiotics may be prescribed, which should be given to your pet as directed to aid in their recovery.

Spay and neuter surgery is essential to protect the health and wellness of our pets