Reasons to Sterilize Your Dogs and Cats

Sterilization involves surgical removal of reproductive organs from pets, impacting both their health and behavior in the following ways:

1. Animal Population Control:

• • It aids in decreasing the population of stray animals, reducing instances of abandonment, hunger, illness, and death.
  • It prevents pets from biting people, thereby curbing the potential spread of various diseases.

2. Health:

• • Female:

• • • The risks of mammary tumors, metritis, pyometra, and ovarian cysts will be minimized.

• • • Reproductive system infections will be prevented.

• • Male:

• • • The risks of testicular tumors and benign prostatic hyperplasia will be minimized.

3. Behavior:

• • Female:

• • • They will experience milder symptoms of estrus, seek out males less frequently, and experience reduced irritation.

• • Male:

• • • They will show less aggression, reduced tendencies to chase, bite, bark, and run away, as well as improved urinary habits.

• • • The need to breed or mount other animals will be reduced.

4. Lifespan:

• • Sterilized pets typically have extended lifespans.

5. Expenses:

• • Save on medical expenses and prevent health issues.

Precaution:

• Opt for a vet clinic or animal hospital with high standards and experienced veterinarians.

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