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What is Spay / Neuter???

It is the sterilization of animals so that they cannot make more kittens or puppies.  Females are "spayed" and males are "neutered".  It is a surgical procedure, performed by licensed veterinarians while the pet is asleep and free of pain.  Depending on your pet's age, size and health, he or she will stay at your veterinarian's office for a few hours or maybe over night. 

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Depending upon the procedure, your pet may need stitches removed. Your veterinarian can fully explain his / her spay and neuter procedures to you. If you have a new puppy or kitten, don't wait! Pets can become parents sooner than you think. Early age spay/neuter is safe and effective, so talk with your veterinarian at your pet's first visit.

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​Why Spay / Neuter???

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It's Good For You ...

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  • ·You can enjoy your spayed or neutered pet more; they are often more affectionate companions

  • Female pets that have been spayed do not go into heat

  • You won't have the mess that comes with the female reproductive cycle or the boisterous, noisy male suitors

  • Neutered male cats are less likely to spray and mark territory; dogs are less likely to roam and fight

  • Spaying and neutering also reduces the risk of some health problems, offering you more years with your beloved pet

  • By making sure that your pet can't have babies, you'll have peace of mind that his or her offspring won't be put down in an animal shelter

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It's Good for your Pet ...

It’s Good for your Pet …

  • Sterilized pets live longer, healthier lives

  • It reduces the chance for several diseases

  • It will make your cat or dog even more affectionate

  

It’s Good for your Community …

 

  • Reducing unwanted animals reduces community costs

  • Sterilization reduces the number of unwanted animals

  • It reduces health and safety problems

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