National Desexing Network

National Desexing Network The National Desexing Network is an Australia-wide referral system giving pet owners in financial need access to discounted desexing.
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Our goal is to end pet overpopulation by making desexing available and more affordable to pet owners who need it most.

30/06/2026
🌱 WHY DESEX BEFORE SPRING? 🐾As spring approaches, many undesexed pets become more likely to roam in search of a mate.Roa...
26/06/2026

🌱 WHY DESEX BEFORE SPRING? 🐾

As spring approaches, many undesexed pets become more likely to roam in search of a mate.

Roaming pets face higher risks of:
βœ… Fights with other animals
βœ… Injuries from roads and other hazards
βœ… Not returning home

Desexing before spring can help reduce roaming and mating behaviours while providing a range of health and behavioural benefits for many pets.

Every pet is different, so it's always best to speak with a veterinarian about the right timing for your pet.

πŸ“… National Desexing Month is coming up in July, and participating clinics are already taking bookings.

πŸ“Š More than 500 pet owners have already registered to take part in National Desexing Month, so don't leave your booking until the last minute.

πŸ”Ž Find a participating clinic near you: https://ndn.org.au/desexing-directory/

🩺 **NDN Recommends: Feline HQHVSN Workshops**At the National Desexing Network, we believe that supporting veterinary tea...
25/06/2026

🩺 **NDN Recommends: Feline HQHVSN Workshops**

At the National Desexing Network, we believe that supporting veterinary teams is one of the most effective ways to increase access to affordable desexing and reduce unplanned litters.

That's why we're pleased to recommend the upcoming **Feline High-Quality High-Volume Spey Neuter (HQHVSN) Workshops** being delivered by Getting 2 Zero (G2Z).

Led by internationally recognised HQHVSN educator **Dr Becky Morrow**, these practical workshops are designed to help veterinary teams improve surgical efficiency while maintaining high standards of patient care.

This training may be particularly valuable for clinics that:
βœ” Participate in National Desexing Month
βœ” Support council desexing programs
βœ” Experience feline desexing waiting lists
βœ” Want to increase access to affordable desexing in their community

πŸ“© **Expressions of Interest are now open** for the August 2026 workshop series. Registering your interest helps G2Z plan workshop locations and demand.

Learn more and submit your Expression of Interest via our website:
πŸ”— https://ndn.org.au/feline-hqhvsn-workshops/

NDN Recommends This Workshop The National Desexing Network is pleased to recommend the upcoming Feline High-Quality High-Volume Spey Neuter (HQHVSN) Workshops to veterinary clinics committed to increasing access to affordable desexing and improving community animal welfare outcomes. Supporting veter...

🐾 Desexing MYTH  #3"Desexing will change my pet's personality."Your pet's unique personality doesn't disappear after des...
24/06/2026

🐾 Desexing MYTH #3
"Desexing will change my pet's personality."

Your pet's unique personality doesn't disappear after desexing. They'll still be the same loving, playful, quirky companion you know and love.

Desexing may reduce some hormone-driven behaviours such as roaming, fighting, mounting, or urine marking, while helping prevent unplanned litters.

Every pet is different, so it's always best to speak with your veterinarian about the right timing for your pet.

πŸ“… National Desexing Month starts July 1.

πŸ“ Find a participating clinic near you: https://ndn.org.au/desexing-directory/

🌱 WHY DESEX BEFORE SPRING? 🐾Spring often brings an increase in breeding activity, which means more unexpected litters an...
17/06/2026

🌱 WHY DESEX BEFORE SPRING? 🐾

Spring often brings an increase in breeding activity, which means more unexpected litters and more animals needing homes.

Desexing can help:
βœ… Beat the spring breeding season
βœ… Prevent unplanned litters
βœ… Support your pet's health
βœ… Reduce roaming and mating behaviours
βœ… Help reduce pressure on shelters and rescue groups

Every pet is different, so it's always best to speak with a veterinarian about the right timing for your pet.

πŸ“… National Desexing Month is coming up in July, and participating clinics are already taking bookings.

πŸ“Š More than 300 pet owners have already registered to take part in National Desexing Month, so don't leave your booking until the last minute.

πŸ”Ž Find a participating clinic near you: https://ndn.org.au/desexing-directory/

🐾 Desexing MYTH  #2"My indoor cat doesn't need to be desexed."Even indoor cats can escape, and it only takes one unexpec...
15/06/2026

🐾 Desexing MYTH #2

"My indoor cat doesn't need to be desexed."

Even indoor cats can escape, and it only takes one unexpected adventure to result in an unplanned litter.

Desexing helps prevent unwanted kittens and may reduce the risk of some reproductive health issues.

National Desexing Month starts July 1.

πŸ“ Find a participating clinic near you: https://ndn.org.au/desexing-directory/

🌱 WHY DESEX BEFORE SPRING? 🐾Spring often brings an increase in breeding activity, which means more unexpected litters an...
09/06/2026

🌱 WHY DESEX BEFORE SPRING? 🐾

Spring often brings an increase in breeding activity, which means more unexpected litters and more animals needing homes.

Desexing can help:

βœ… Beat the spring breeding season

βœ… Prevent unplanned litters

βœ… Support your pet's health

βœ… Reduce roaming and mating behaviours

βœ… Help reduce pressure on shelters and rescue groups

Every pet is different, so it's always best to speak with your veterinarian about the right timing for your pet.

πŸ“… National Desexing Month is coming up in July, and participating clinics are already taking bookings.

πŸ“Š More than 100 pet owners have already registered through participating clinics, so don't leave your booking until the last minute.

πŸ”Ž Find a participating clinic near you: https://ndn.org.au/desexing-directory/

🐾 Desexing MYTH  #1❌ "My pet should have one litter first."βœ… FACT: No medical benefit has been shown from allowing a pet...
08/06/2026

🐾 Desexing MYTH #1

❌ "My pet should have one litter first."

βœ… FACT: No medical benefit has been shown from allowing a pet to have a litter before desexing.

Desexing can help prevent unplanned litters, reduce the risk of some reproductive diseases, and avoid pregnancy and birth complications.

Every pet is different, so speak with your veterinarian about the best timing for your pet.

πŸ“… National Desexing Month is coming up in July and participating clinics are already taking bookings.

πŸ₯ More than 200 listing on the National Desexing Network Directory have offers to support pet owners.

πŸ“ More than 100 pet owners have already registered their interest.

πŸ”Ž Find a clinic near you: https://ndn.org.au/desexing-directory/

05/06/2026

🐾 It's time we had the talk about desexing your fur baby.

Many pet owners know desexing is important, but knowing when to do it and what's best for your pet can sometimes feel overwhelming.

That's why we encourage pet owners to speak with their veterinarian about the health, behavioural and welfare benefits of desexing, and the best timing for their individual pet.

πŸ“… National Desexing Month is coming this July, and participating clinics across Australia are now listed and ready to take bookings.

🐢🐱 If desexing is on your to-do list, now is the perfect time to plan ahead and secure an appointment before clinics fill up.

πŸ” Find a participating clinic near you:
https://ndn.org.au/desexing-directory/

🌱 WHY DESEX BEFORE SPRING? 🐾Spring is the busiest breeding season for many cats and dogs, which means more accidental li...
05/06/2026

🌱 WHY DESEX BEFORE SPRING? 🐾

Spring is the busiest breeding season for many cats and dogs, which means more accidental litters and more animals needing homes.

Desexing before spring can help:

βœ” Prevent unwanted litters
βœ” Reduce pressure on shelters and rescue groups
βœ” Improve health and behavioural outcomes for many pets
βœ” Support the wellbeing of pets, people and communities

πŸ“… National Desexing Month is coming this July, and participating veterinary clinics across Australia are now listed and ready to take bookings.

🐢🐱 If you're considering desexing your pet, now is the perfect time to plan ahead and secure an appointment before clinics fill up.

πŸ” Find a participating clinic near you:
https://ndn.org.au/desexing-directory/

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