Description
Canine and feline spaying and neutering are by far the most common surgical procedures performed by veterinarians in small animal practice. Like any other operation and although they are considered routine procedures complications may arise. These may include incisional complications, intra-abdominal haemorrhage, postoperative pain, incomplete removal of ovaries, retained foreign bodies and changes in the hormonal status which are correlated with obesity, urinary incontinence and potentially with neoplasia and joint disorders, especially for large and giant breed dogs.
During this webinar, we will review the most common complications we may encounter in our daily practice and focus on how to avoid them along with recommendations of the appropriate age for spaying or neutering dogs and cats.