Animal Sexing

Cancellation Policy

Gender Sexing Animals Policy & Procedures 1. As I am not a veterinarian, I cannot diagnose or treat medical conditions. Please see a qualified vet for any health worries. 2. All advice given is just a recommended idea of what you should or shouldn't do with your animal and each animal is different in their own right. Getting to know your own animal personally is a vital part of having the privilege to keep an animal. 3. Physical sexing methods such as visual inspection, palpation, feeling for pelvic bones, or probing are never 100% accurate. They are educated assessments based on my experience and the animal’s appearance and behaviour. 4. DNA blood testing is the most reliable method for determining your animal’s sex, with the highest probability of accuracy. I do not perform the laboratory testing myself; I only collect the blood sample and send it to qualified scientists for analysis. Results can take up to 4-6 weeks. 5. Except in cases of my proven negligence, I am not liable for any injury that may occur to the animal during the process. 6. For certain animals, gender can’t be identified by appearance or by touch. 7. I am not liable in any way if the sex identified for your animal is later found to be incorrect, as no sexing method is 100% accurate. 8. Cancellations: Please give at least 48 hours' notice for all changes or cancellations. Late notice will incur the full-service fee. 9. Property Access: If I cannot enter the site at the agreed time, waiting time is taken from your booking. After 1 hour of no access, I will leave and charge the full fee. 10. Equipment: Clients are responsible for repair or replacement costs if my equipment is damaged by others on-site. 11. Conduct: I have a zero-tolerance policy for any form of abuse, threats, or harassment. Such behavior will result in immediate cancellation of work without a refund and may be reported to the police. Your safety and my safety are my top priorities at all times. 12. To help keep your animals safe, I handle every animal calmly and carefully and follow good hygiene and handling practices. Animals can be unpredictable and may move suddenly, so there’s always a small risk of minor stress or accidental bumps despite best efforts. If I notice any signs of discomfort or risk, I’ll pause and adjust the approach right away.