Benefits of Spay/Neuter

**There are lots of good reasons to get your pet fixed at an early age. ***

Here are just a few:

A female dog or cat spayed before sexual maturity has one-seventh the risk of developing breast cancer as an intact female. The risk of ovarian and uterine cancer is eliminated by early spring.
Neutering a male dog or cat before sexual maturity prevents testicular cancer, prostate disease and hernias.
Early spaying insures that your pet won’t contribute to the pet overpopulation problem with an “oops” litter which happens when females go into heat early.
Sterilized pets tend to live an average of two to three years longer than unsterilized pets.
Behaviors associated with unsterilized pets, such as aggression and the desire to roam are prevented before they become bad habits. Pets that don’t roam and fight are less likely to:

contract a contagious disease