The spaying of female dogs and neutering of male dogs is an extremely common practice in North America: 83% of owned dogs are spayed or neutered in the United States. This is certainly not a universal ...

Quick Take Spaying and neutering extend lifespan; neutered male dogs live 13%–18% longer and spayed female dogs 20%–26% longer. Cats also gain longer lifespans from spaying and neutering. Spaying and ...

This article was reviewed by Dr. Sarah J. Wooten, DVM, CVJ. Key points Spaying and neutering can benefit your dog’s long-term health and reduce pet overpopulation … ...

A new UC Davis study updates guidelines on when to neuter or spay a dog to avoid health risks. (Claudio Gennari via Flickr CC by 4.0) Researchers at the University of California, Davis, have updated ...

MUSKEGON, Mich. — "We had a vaccine clinic back in November, and it was just a typical vaccine clinic, nothing super crazy or anything, but our vets examined a dog and found a lump on a dog," said ...

Spaying and neutering are widely recommended for good reason. These procedures reduce unwanted litters, lower the risk of several serious diseases, and can help curb certain behavior issues. But while ...

In North America, between 70 and 80 percent of dogs are spayed or neutered. This is done to prevent the overpopulation problem that has forced many shelters to euthanize countless dogs. It is also ...

As Spring begins to bloom, so do the lives of more kittens and puppies. When more animals give birth in the Spring season, local fosters and shelters are overrun with baby animals. They say that what ...

East Texas shelters overflow with unwanted pets, but the SPCA's Snippet Clinic offers hope through affordable spay and neuter ...

The staff at Indraloka’s onsite onsite NEPA Rescue Veterinary Clinic in clinic was happy to help a dog that had a life-threatening infection in her uterus. Caring for animal companions has just become ...