Prevents Unwanted Litters: Spaying eliminates the risk of unwanted pregnancies and the strain it can put on your pet and the animal welfare system.

Reduces the Risk of Major Health Issues: Spayed female cats and dogs have a significantly lower risk of developing mammary gland tumors and uterine infections. A dog neuter or cat neuter surgery reduces the risk of testicular cancer and lowers the risk of prostate problems.

Prevents Heat Cycles: Spaying eliminates the discomfort and behavioral changes that come with heat cycles, which can be distressing for you and your pet.

Reduced Roaming: Unaltered pets are more likely to roam searching for a mate, exposing them to traffic hazards and other dangers. Spaying and neutering can help keep your pets safely home.

Improved Behavior: Spaying and neutering can reduce aggressive and territorial behaviors, making pets more social and manageable.

Reduced Marking and Spraying: Neutered male cats and dogs are less likely to engage in urine marking, preventing the strong, unpleasant odor accompanying this behavior.

Calmer Demeanor: Altered pets often have a more relaxed and even-tempered disposition, making them more enjoyable companions.