Spay / Neuter
Located in the Short North Arts District of Columbus, Ohio, just a short drive away from the Grandview Yard area.
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Serving Columbus, including Victorian Village, Harrison West, Short North Arts District, and Downtown
Spaying or Neutering: Give your Pet a Chance for a Longer, Healthier Life
Spaying (females) and neutering (males) are essential procedures that promote good health and help control pet overpopulation. Spaying removes the ovaries, and often the uterus, while neutering involves testes removal, removing the ability to reproduce. Spaying eliminates the heat cycle in females and prevents unwanted litters.
Serving Columbus OH and Surrounding Areas
CityPets614 is committed to providing top-notch Veterinary Medicine, Doggie Daycare and Boarding Services, and Grooming Services to beloved pets. We are located in the Short North Arts District of Columbus, Ohio, just a short drive away from the Grandview Yard area. It’s a great spot for pet lovers in the heart of the city, next to the Riverside Apartments.
Short North Arts District – Victorian Village – Harrison West – Downtown Columbus
Stress-Free Vet Visits
CityPets Animal Hospital always works hard to make your pet’s visit as stress-free as possible! Did you know that some of our staff members are Fear Free Certified, Feline Friendly Certified, or Low Stress Handling Certified? These certifications focus on making every pet’s visit to our hospital as comfortable as possible and even though not every member has the certifications, all our team members use the skills taught to give your pet the best experience possible at the vet.
Spay / NeuterBenefits
Health Care
Behavior Control
Neutering helps reduce or eliminate behaviors such as marking territory, mounting, and excessive barking or howling, especially related to mating instincts. Spaying eliminates heat cycles in females, preventing the associated behaviors and unwanted attention from males.
Cost Savings
Preventing unwanted litter reduces the financial burden of unexpected puppies or kittens. Savings can result from lowering medical bills associated with reproductive diseases.
Population Control
Spaying and neutering help control the pet population, reducing the number of unwanted animals in shelters and the number of potential euthanized animals.
