Cat Neuter Package

Package Inclusions

  • Pre-anaesthetic physical exam
  • Medetomidine 1mg/ml
  • Butorphanol 10mg/ml
  • Ketamine 10%
  • Betamox Amoxicillin LA 150mg/ml Inj
  • Meloxivet Meloxicam 5mg for Dog/Cat Inj
  • Hospitalization / Day – Cat

Standard Workflow

Admission

  • Complete admission form and consent form.
  • Agree on additional services/tests and approve estimate.
  • check if both testicles have descended if possible, make client read the cryptorchid information

Pre-Surgical Preparation

  • Cat admitted and examined pre-anaesthetic.
  • Bloodwork if indicated and interpreted ( this is an additional charge)
  • If results are acceptable, proceed.
  • Anaesthesia & Setup
  • Anaesthetic induction & continuous monitoring.
  • check if both testicles have descended if this could not be done in Pre-anaesthetic exam or upon admission (Inform client of the cryptorchid presentation and give most correct estimate based on cryptorchid further exam, check ear of pet if was castrated, check optional prior castration possibility)

Preparation for surgery

  • Placement on surgical table and monitoring equipment.
  • Surgical supply kit prepared.

Surgery

  • Standard neuter procedure performed.
  • Monitoring maintained throughout.

Recovery

  • Post-operative monitoring during recovery.
  • Client updated on outcome and collection time.
  • Discharge includes:
  • Written surgical report
  • Home care instructions

Follow-Up

  • Appointment arranged if any recheck required.
  • Next-day post-surgical call back.
  • Cryptorchid Conditions Explained

Book Your Appointment
Secure your cat’s health today. To book or learn more about which package is best for your dog, contact us via WhatsApp at 050-3440987 or call 04-3408601.

 

Cryptorchid Conditions Explained

  • Unilateral cryptorchidism (A): One testicle has not descended into the scrotum. Surgery involves locating and removing the retained testicle, which may be inguinal or abdominal.
  • Bilateral cryptorchidism (B): Neither testicle has descended. Both must be surgically located and removed. This is a more complex procedure.
  • Inguinal cryptorchidism (C): The retained testicle is located in the inguinal canal (groin area). This may be palpable on exam and requires an additional incision in that area for removal.
  • Abdominal cryptorchidism (D): The retained testicle remains inside the abdominal cavity. This requires intra-abdominal surgery, which is more invasive.
  • Risks if the Retained Testicle is Not Removed
  • Reproductive risk: The cat may remain fertile and able to impregnate females.
  • Behavioral risk: Testosterone-driven behaviors like spraying, roaming, and aggression will likely persist.
  • Health risk: Retained testicles are prone to testicular cancer, torsion, or hormone-producing tumors, with physical and behavioral consequences.
  • Family impact: Strong-smelling urine spraying, aggression, and stress affect family life, alongside higher medical risks and costs.

Terms & Conditions

  • Cannot be combined with other promotions.
  • No Loyalty Points (subject to system confirmation).
  • Package validity and expiry date specified.
  • Price is strictly related to listed services/products.
  • Other agreed services/products charged at regular price. Estimates can be provided.
  • Unexpected findings may occur; our team will contact you when possible to explain and discuss options.

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