Neutering is the surgical removal of the reproductive organs in male and female pets.
This process helps to improve the overall health of your pet, by removing health risks associated with pregnancy and some cancers. A neutered dog and neutered cat are more likely to live healthier and happier lives.
Neutering is the surgical removal of the reproductive organs in male and female pets.
Neutering helps to improve the overall health of your pet, by removing health risks associated with pregnancy and some cancers. A neutered dog and neutered cat are more likely to live healthier and happier lives.
Dog castration is neutering a male dog and may help decrease unwanted behaviours such as scent marking, aggression and competing with other unneutered dogs. Castration in dogs can therefore help with training as they will be less distracted.
In female dogs it’s called spaying. Spaying a dog helps to remove the health risks posed by pregnancy and giving birth and prevents unwanted pregnancies.
A Neutered cat is generally much better behaved as they are less likely to roam, bite, mark their territory or show aggressive behaviour.
Spaying a female cat before their first heat helps to prevent certain infections and cancers.
In males cats it removes the chance of testicular cancer and lowers the risk of prostate problems.
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Living a longer, happier life as by spaying your pet you can prevent infections in their uterus and decreases the chance of breast tumours.
Won’t go into heat, meaning no unwanted pregnancies, no yowling for a mate or scent marking.
The cost of spaying your pet is far lower than the cost of having and providing care for a litter of puppies/kittens.
A lower risk of testicular cancer and prostate problems.
3. Less likely to mount other dogs/people/objects.
4. may help to avoid aggression problems by reducing the amount of testosterone in their system (but is not a guarantee for improved behaviour!).
A lower risk of testicular cancer and prostate problems.
Behavioural Benefits
