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Why Spay or Neuter?
2 dogs, permitted to breed uncontrolled, and enabling their puppies to
continue the cycle, will amount to staggering number of 72. 000 dogs
born out of the two originals after just 7 years
Spaying (for females) and neutering (for males) are ways of providing birth control for dogs and cats by removing reproductive organs
Spaying a female dog/cat will make her a better pet in many ways. It eliminates the heat cycle which often causes undesirable behaviors such as crying, pacing, visits from unwelcome male animals and the bloody discharge that accompanies estrus (heat).
Neutering a male pet often eliminates marking of territory, mounting of people, furniture, or other animals, the desire to roam and oftentimes aggressive behaviors.
All animals will benefit with improved health. Breast cancer is common in nearly half of unspayed dogs. However, it is virtually eliminated if the dog is spayed before the first heat cycle. Cats have fewer breast tumors, but they are nearly always malignant. Spaying will reduce this risk dramatically. About 60% of older unneutered dogs will suffer with genital problems. Both dogs and cats have reduced risk of prostate cancer if neutered and no risk of testicular tumor. Females avoid serious life threatening uterine diseases such as pyometria.