Does Birawa Vet perform dog sterilisation surgery at home?

No — sterilisation surgery requires a sterile surgical facility that cannot be replicated at home. However, Birawa Vet provides pre-surgery consultation (ensuring your dog is fit for the procedure), pre-op health checks, and post-neuter care (wound checks, suture removal) through home visits.

How much does dog sterilisation cost in Jakarta in 2026?

Spaying a female dog costs Rp 600,000–1,500,000; neutering a male costs Rp 400,000–900,000 depending on the dog's size and the clinic. Post-neuter home visit care starts from Rp 100,000–150,000 per visit. Contact us for partner clinic recommendations and a full cost estimate.

How many post-neuter check-ups does a dog need?

Standard: first check-up 3–5 days after surgery (wound and suture check), second check-up at 10–14 days for suture removal. If complications arise (swelling, discharge, loose stitches), the vet should come sooner. Home visits are ideal for these check-ups as the dog does not need to leave home during recovery.

What is the ideal age to sterilise a dog?

Female dogs: ideally before the first heat cycle (4–6 months of age) or between heat cycles (2–3 months after the last one). Male dogs: 6–12 months of age. Dogs that are ill, underweight, or pregnant should not be sterilised yet. Read the full guide in our article on the best time to neuter.

Dog Neutering Jakarta: Pre-Op Home Visit & Post-Surgery Care

Sterilising your dog is the right medical decision to prevent unplanned pregnancies, reduce the risk of reproductive cancers, and improve behaviour. But the process does not end in the operating theatre — care before and after surgery is equally important.

Birawa Vet provides home visit services to support you and your dog through the pre-op and post-neuter stages — ensuring a safe and comfortable recovery at home. For the surgery itself, we work with experienced partner surgical clinics.

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Available Home Visit Services

Pre-Surgery Consultation & Health Check

Evaluation of your dog's health before surgery: physical examination, ideal weight check, and fasting guidance. A healthy dog is the foundation of a safe operation.

Post-Neuter Wound Check (Day 3 or 5)

The vet examines the incision, confirms no infection or dehiscence (open sutures), and prescribes medication if needed. Your dog does not need to leave home while the wound is still healing.

Suture Removal (Day 10 or 14)

Non-absorbable sutures are removed once the wound has fully healed. A quick procedure — 5–10 minutes — with no clinic visit required.