Should I Spay my Pet or Not?

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Pros Cons of Neutering Pets

• www.budgetpetcare.com/blog/neutering-pets-pros-con
  s/

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• Every year more than 2.7 million animals
  including 1. Million dogs and 1.4 million cats
  are euthanized in USA and thats why neutering
  cats is considered so critically. Although
  neutering pets Is beneficial mostly, there are
  some negative aspects of neutering too. Before
  taking your pet for the castration, you must know
  its advantages and disadvantages as well.

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Advantages of neutering a pet

• Animals population is a big concern for US.
  Therefore the slaughter rate is directly
  proportional to birth rate of dogs and cats.
  Hence by neutering your pet, you save them from
  slaughter.
• 50 of dogs as well as 50 cats die of breast
  cancer. If they are spayed, the probability of
  their breast cancer will decrease significantly.
• Spaying also decreases the risk of uterine cancer

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Advantages of neutering a pet

• Genital surgery will also keep their behavior
  like messing with discharge and spray etc in
  control
• Gonadectomy before first uterus cycle of the
  queens and canines decreases the problems
  excessive bleeding during the surgery.
• Castration also decreases the possibilities of
  prostitis.

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Disadvantages of neutering a pet

• Reports have found that the chances of obesity in
  pets rise after neutering or spaying. So if you
  are going to have your pet neutered, better be
  prepared for keeping him in shape later.
• Spayed dogs have higher risks of spleen tumor and
  heart tumor
• Probability of transitional cell carcinoma i.e.
  bladder cancer also increases after the pet is
  neutered.

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Disadvantages of neutering a pet

• If canines are neutered before the age of 5
  months, there will be more chances of Hip
  Dysplasia in them.
• Neutered pets have higher chances of
  Hypothyroidism.

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Thanks for reading SOURCE http//www.budgetpetc
are.com/blog/neutering-pets-pros-cons/
So better you know the advantages and
disadvantages of neutering pets before you get it
done. Also try to discuss over it with your vet.
It will be more clearer and more safer then.