Veterinary Record· 2026Q2
Making good decisions on neutering – one animal at a time
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Short summary
Veterinary professionals are encouraged to adopt a case-based approach to neutering decisions, moving beyond routine procedures to evidence-informed practices.
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Key points
- Neutering decisions should be evidence-informed rather than routine.
- A case-based approach is recommended for individual animal assessments.
- This approach aims to improve decision-making for a common veterinary procedure.
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Abstract
Abstract Following their popular session at BVA Live in 2025, in which they discussed using available evidence to inform neutering decisions, Caroline Scobie and Rachel Dean will take to the stage again at BVA Congress 2026, this time to encourage their audience to take a case‐based approach to this seemingly routine, everyday procedure.
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