The surgical removal of a male or female pet’s reproductive organ is known as neutering.
By reducing your pet’s vulnerability to some malignancies and pregnancy-related health problems, neutering helps to improve their general health. The likelihood of a neutered dog or cat living a healthier and happy life is higher.
Dog castration, often known as neutering a male dog, can reduce undesirable behaviours like scent-marking, aggressiveness, and competition with unneutered dogs. Dogs who have been castrated will consequently be less distracted during training, which will help.
Spaying a female dog refers to neutering her. By preventing unplanned pregnancies, spaying a dog helps to reduce the health risks associated with pregnancy and childbirth.
Since they are less prone to roam, bite, mark their territory, or act aggressively, neutered cats are typically considerably better behaved.
Prior to their first heat, female cats should be spayed to help ward off some diseases and malignancies.
Male cat neutering reduces the danger of prostate issues and eliminates the possibility of testicular cancer.
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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
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