Sterilization and spaying pets – Myths and Realities

Posted by Snoop Dog | Cat Dog Articles | Monday 2 August 2010 8:00 am

With millions of unwanted animals killed in shelters across the country each year, cleaning a bit 'of common misconceptions about castration and sterilization, which are pet owners is a very important part of human formation. Here are some of the executives if they are the most common objections people by animal rescue workers asked to move their animals and facts provided to overcome these objections.

MYTH: castration or sterilization is my pet fat and lazy. The truth is: Animalsdo overweight for the same reason people who eat a lot and not enough exercise. Not overfeeding your pet, and be sure he / she receives a lot of time playing and should play a lot of interesting games.

Myth: My dog / cat should have a first litter. The truth is: There is no medical evidence to support the theory that first litter spaying is good for one with a cat or a dog. In contrast, women have spayed before her first heat cycle a very smallIncidence of breast cancer. If the reason you have your pet puppy or kitten, so that child witnesses "for the miracle of birth, contact your local no-kill rescue organization and promotion of a cat or a dog was of pregnancy. Many no-kill organizations take in animals during pregnancy and are always desperate for foster homes for them. Usually the organization will cover rescue, veterinary expenses involved with the foster family's home and his litter, and many are still food andBedding for animals in their system of adoptive father.

Myth: I get a kitten good home for puppies. When you think you may be able to get relatives, friends, and family life takes the first pitch, the number of descendants have a really good home for? And the other litters? If the person to assume the responsibility of the young animal care veterinarian at his own request, and change the puppy or kitten … or animal products of his spearprecisely, that the tragedy growing pet overpopulation? Kittens and puppies, they often end freely in research laboratories or as bait in dog fighting rings, which is not free puppy or kitten Advertising EVER.

Myth: My pet is a purebred, so do not want to change him / her. Sad truth is, at least one quarter of the animals that provide our shelters each year are purebred animals too. They are often purchased from a puppy mill breeders or high price and then abandonedabandoned, or if they become uncomfortable. If you are looking for a purebred dog, most houses Actually Have lists, record of the owners and Potential notified when the race, you look inside There are also many breed-specific rescue groups that help you do not want to race to exist. If you have a purebred, save a life and adopt one from a shelter or breed-specific rescue organization.

Myth: I can not afford my pet fixed. The truth is: How can you permitNot to do? Castration or neutering is a one-time costs, the main advantage of an animal, you and your community. Many organizations offer low-cost spay / neuter assistance. In fact, if you live in Florida, please visit http://www.spayneuterpets.com. This site is a directory of Florida low-cost programs, organized by the municipality. Even if you live in Florida, there are national links on this page provided so that residents in other countries can help, and find. Because your dog is lesslikely than males to develop certain cancers later in life, and disturbed are much less likely to fight (and injured) in the long run will probably save on veterinary costs. The financial costs of the county agency was created to make euthanize unwanted animals … and sleep are their high costs for these animals to us, the taxpayers.

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