Longevity

According to a May 7, 2013 article in USA Today stated that pets who are spayed/neutered live longer. Our goal is to help your pet live a LONG healthy life!

• Female pets that have been spayed eliminate the risk for pyometra (a dangerous life threatening infection found in the uterus) and other cancers found in the reproductive system.
• Male pets that have been neutered avoid testicular cancer and it has been shown that their risk of prostate cancer is greatly reduced.

Why Spay & Neuter Your Pets

DECREASED URGE TO ROAM

Which in turn decreases the risk of being struck by a car, fighting with other animals, and being stolen.

REDUCED MARKING

Unaltered pets are much more assertive and prone to urine marking than altered pets. Although it is most often common in male pets, females can do it too. Spaying/Neutering your pets decreases the urge to urine mark and may stop it altogether.

AGGRESSION DECREASED

Studies have shown that majority of dog bite incidents are because the pets are unaltered.

ALL PETS IN SHELTERS CAME FROM UNALTERED PETS

As silly as that statement sounds, it is true! Spaying/Neutering pets decreases the number of unwanted pets being euthanize in shelters everyday. Refer to the chart below as an example how quickly two unaltered pets can multiply within a small time frame.

According to www.humanesociety.org , approximately 2.7 million dogs and cats are euthanize each year. For more information on spaying/neutering your pets please contact our office and speak to one of our doctors or request an appointment for your pets spay/neuter procedure by clicking the request appointment link.