Wednesday, 23 September 2020

How Spaying And Neutering Help Save Dogs and Cats

 


Have you seen the abundance of pet dogs and cats in animal shelters or rescue facilities shown on the news on TV or the number of pet dogs and cats for sale in animal shops and online stores? There is a likely overpopulation of pet dogs and cats these days (due to the growing number of breeders and perhaps the lack of available good-paying jobs), and there must be something done about this. One way we can make a significant reduction in this overpopulation of pet dogs and cats is by doing spaying and neutering. Experts also recommend doing these procedures to most pet cats and dogs. These medical procedures remove, partially or completely, the reproductive organs of cats and dogs. Spaying is a procedure done in female cats and dogs, while neutering is done in male dogs and cats. The good thing is, spayed and neutered cats and dogs get medical and behavioral benefits as well.

If you have any questions about spaying and neutering, don’t hesitate to talk to your veterinarian Eau Claire WI

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