🐾 Why Spay or Neuter Your Pet?

❤️ Healthier Pets

• Cancer Prevention.

• Spaying eliminates the risk of ovarian and uterine cancers, while neutering reduces the risk of testicular cancer.

• Fewer Infections.

• Spaying prevents pyometra, a serious and potentially fatal uterine infection.

• Longer Lifespan.

• Fixed pets tend to live longer due to reduced risk of disease and injury.

🧠 Better Behavior

• Less Aggression.

• Neutered males are less likely to show dominance, aggression, or territorial behavior.

• Reduced Roaming.

• Pets are less likely to wander in search of a mate, reducing the risk of accidents or getting lost.

• No Marking.

• Neutering helps reduce urine spraying and mounting behaviors.

🐶🐱 Fewer Homeless Animals

• No Unwanted Litters.

• Spaying and neutering prevent surprise litters, helping reduce shelter overcrowding.

• Community Safety.

• Fewer stray animals means fewer traffic accidents, bites, and disease transmission.

💸 Save Money

• Lower Vet Bills.

• Preventative care is cheaper than treating infections or cancers related to reproductive organs.

• No Litter Costs.

• Avoid the cost of feeding, vaccinating, and rehoming puppies or kittens.

🌍 Protect the Environment

• Wildlife Friendly.

• Pets that roam can harm birds and small animals; fixing them helps protect local ecosystems.

• Lower Euthanasia Rates.

• Fewer unwanted animals means fewer are euthanized in shelters.