š¾The Benefits of Spay and Neuter š¾
- RTR Spay and Neuter

- Jun 11
- 1 min read

Spaying and neutering offers numerous health, behavioral, and population control benefits for animals island wide. Here are some key advantages:
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Health Benefits
Prevention of Reproductive Cancers ā Spaying females eliminates the risk of ovarian and uterine cancer, while neutering males prevents testicular cancer.
Reduced Risk of Life-Threatening Infections ā Spayed females are protected from pyometra, a dangerous uterine infection that can be fatal.
Potentially Longer Lifespan ā Altered pets often live longer due to a lower risk of reproductive diseases and reduced roaming behaviors.
Behavioral Benefits
Less Marking and Spraying ā Neutered males are less likely to engage in urine marking or spraying behavior.
Reduced Aggression ā In many cases, neutering can decrease hormone-driven aggression in male pets.
Lower Desire to Roam ā Unaltered pets may wander in search of mates, increasing their risk of accidents or getting lost.
Population Control
Prevention of Unwanted Litters ā Spaying and neutering help reduce the number of homeless pets.
Contribution to Responsible Pet Ownership ā Helps curb the stray animal population and ensures better care for existing pets.
These procedures provide long-term benefits for the community, the animals and their owners.
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