Top Six Reasons Why You Should Spay or Neuter Your Pet – Coronado Pet Hospital



You Want Them to Live as Long as Possible When you spay or neuter your pet, you are making sure that they live as long as possible. Spaying and neutering help to lower the chances of your pet getting certain types of cancers, as well as decreasing the chances of your pet getting uterine infections. You Won’t Have to Deal With Animals Going into Heat When you don’t spay and neuter your pets, females will go into heat. In addition to being at risk of getting pregnant, they will need to go outside to urinate more often, and will freely bleed. This means that you may not only have to invest in diapers to contain the mess, but you will also have to deal with cleaning up messes and bloodstains that don’t happen when your animal is spayed. Animals in heat may also wail or make other loud, repetitive noises in an effort to find a mate, which can be aggravating. Neutered Pets are Less Aggressive When you neuter male pets, they become more docile and less aggressive. Male pets who are n

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