Your Pet’s Health
Spaying or neutering does more for your animal than simply preventing pregnancies. There are significant health benefits that come with it. Unfixed animals have a stronger desire to wander — this increases the likelihood of their getting in a fight, their being hit by a car or other life-threatening situations.
Another benefit for spaying or neutering your pet is a decrease in the risk of certain cancers. Many urinary or reproductive system problems are eradicated with a simple, commonplace procedure.
Break Bad Behavior
Save your furniture and floors from smelly, unsightly stains. Unfixed animals are far more aggressive and likely to have a urine-marking problem. Contrary to popular belief, it’s not only male dogs and cats who mark. Unspayed females are also prone to scent marking to attract a mate. It’s best to prevent these negative behaviors quickly, before they become habitual. If your pet is older, fixing them will lessen their aggression, their desire to roam and common dominance behaviors.
A Highly Experienced Team
Spaying and neutering surgeries have become some of the most common pet procedures. At North Suburban Veterinary Hospital, we offer affordable, compassionate care for your animal. Ensure the health and safety of your pet with our professional help.