Spaying (female) and neutering (male) are common and important procedures for cats and dogs. They protect individual health, prevent reproductive diseases, and support population control.
📋 Health Benefits
🟦 Prevents Reproductive System Diseases
Females: Reduces mammary tumor risk (especially before first heat).
Prevents Pyometra: Spayed females are fully protected.
Males: Lowers risk of testicular tumors and prostate issues.
🟦 Increases Lifespan
Reduced risk of cancer and infections.
Less roaming reduces accidents and injuries.
📋 Behavioral Benefits
🟦 Males
Less testosterone-driven aggression.
Reduced marking and roaming behavior.
🟦 Females
Eliminates heat-related vocalization and restlessness.
Prevents attraction of unwanted males.
🟦 Improved Social Behavior
- Strengthens bond between pets and caregivers.
💡 Conclusion
Spaying and neutering:
Protects health
Extends lifespan
Reduces disease and zoonotic risks
Improves behavior
🔹 Timing should be customized by a veterinarian based on age, breed, health, and environment
