Neutering your dog is not risky. Sterilization is a very basic and common surgical operation. Compared with other surgical operations, the difficulty and risk of sterilization are relatively low. But we have to face the risks that exist in all surgeries, including anesthesia risks. Therefore, it is recommended to conduct a comprehensive preoperative assessment of the dog's body before surgery. If there are no obvious abnormalities, surgery can be considered. At this time, the risk of anesthesia is small.

What you need to prepare before neutering your dog:

1. Dogs need to fast from food and water for 6-8 hours before neutering. Because some dogs will vomit during the anesthesia process, fasting and fasting before surgery can effectively reduce the amount of vomit in dogs.

2. Try to avoid the dog’s estrus period during sterilization surgery. When a dog is in estrus, the blood vessels in its reproductive system will be filled and enlarged, which will cause more surgical bleeding than normal. Therefore, neutering surgery should avoid the dog's estrus period as much as possible.

3. After the sterilization operation, the dog needs to be given anti-inflammatory and pain relief, and the dog needs to wear an Elizabethan ring.