The term "traditional spay" refers to a common surgical procedure performed on female animals to remove their reproductive organs, preventing them from having babies. Full definition
Traditional spays involve a 2» to 3» or larger incision in the abdomen. (ridgetopah.com)
It has been shown to be a less painful alternative to traditional spays. (baywoof.com)
The traditional spay / neuter age of six months as well as the modern practice of pediatric spay / neuter appear to predispose dogs to health risks that could otherwise be avoided by waiting until the dog is physically mature, or perhaps in the case of many male dogs, foregoing it altogether unless medically necessary. (homevet.com)