At Country Veterinary Service, our veterinarian is often asked about neutering and spaying services. Our veterinarian serves Farmington, Prairie Grove, Lincoln, Bentonville, Little Flock, Winslow, West Fork, Greenland, and surrounding areas. If you're located in Farmington or the surrounding areas and need help with your large animal, farm animal, or other small animals, we're here to answer any questions! Below is everything you need to know about spay and neuter services at our animal hospital.
What Are Neutering and Spaying?
Neutering and spaying are surgical procedures that remove the reproductive organs of animals. This procedure prevents them from reproducing and can help control the overpopulation of pets. The process is permanent and requires a general anesthetic for your pet.
Once your pet has been neutered or spayed, you can enjoy several benefits. These include:
- Reduced aggression and marking behavior
- Prevention of certain types of cancer
- Lower risk for certain illnesses
- Easier training
Neutering and Spaying at Country Veterinary Services
Country Veterinary Services provide all animals with complete spay and neuter services. We understand the stress of the procedure and will do everything we can to make your pet's experience as comfortable and stress-free as possible. In addition, our team of experienced veterinarians will answer any questions about the process and ensure your pet is properly cared for throughout the procedure.
We also provide preventive care services to ensure your pet remains healthy after the procedure. This care includes vaccinations, deworming, and flea/tick treatments. Contact us today to learn more about our spay and neuter services!
Find Out More Today at Country Veterinary Services!
It's important to remember that neutering or spaying is essential for your pet. It can help ensure your fluffy friend's health and prevent overpopulation. We're here to help ensure your pet is cared for before, during, and after surgery. Don't hesitate to contact us if you have questions or concerns about spaying or neutering your pet! Call our office at (479) 267-2685, and we look forward to helping your pet.