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The report describes the first veterinary Laparoscopic Ovariectomy (LapOve) in a 2 year old, 0.8 kg, rescue, and sexually intact female guinea pig (Cavia porcellus) using two portal sites: 3-mm and 5-mm. Abdominal access was obtained using Hasson technique, allowing us to place the ports in the middle line. Carbon dioxide insufflation and abdominal exploration was made until both ovarian pedicles and horns were observed. The ovaries were fixed with sutures to the abdominal wall and cauterized with bipolar forceps, as well as the suspensory ligament, the proper ligament, mesovarium and the horns; they were then extracted once the trocar was removed. A twoport incision laparoscopic ovariectomy appears to be an easy minimal invasion technique, without postsurgical complications, that can be used routinely for guinea pig spays. Therefore, deeper studies should be carried out to evaluate this approach in clinical veterinary practice.

Guinea Pig Laparoscopic Ovariectomy Using Two Portal Sites: 3-mm and 5-mm