Dog
Neutering Information
Why
neutering?
• To reduce excessive, roaming, fighting and aggression
problems.
• To exercise dominion over the dog
• To prevent a number of common infections and health
problems.
• To cure diseases like prostate gland problems, testicular
tumors, and anal adenomas
• To prevent monorchid and cryptorchid animals from later
on developing cancer. These conditions are hereditary. Testicles
do not descend down into the scrotum during birth. It is also
very hard to diagnose these conditions at birth. So at a later
stage the retained testicle has a high risk of developing
into cancer. Hence neutering is the best solution to save
these dogs’ life and to keep them health.
Spaying
• Risk of mammary tumors later in life is reduced by
70% if spayed in the 6th month of the bitch.
• Fatal conditions like pyometra (womb infection).can
also be prevented if the bitch is spayed.
• During false pregnancies, bitch can undergo behavioral
changes like vomiting, nesting and milk production. Spaying
also stops these conditions.
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