Sterilization

Final conclusion from an American research:

Neutered dogs statistically live longer.

By neutering dogs

many diseases can be prevented!

Often fatal gynecological diseases (purulent endometritis, genital tumors) are common in non-sterilized female animals.

Changes in the genital organs and problems arising from wandering and fighting are also not uncommon in males.

You can read more about the topic here:

⇒ Sterilization of female dogs 

⇒ Sterilization of male dogs 

And what about neutering kittens?

• Unwanted reproduction?
• Sexually transmitted, incurable diseases?
• Injuries from a fight?
• Problems due to wandering?

You don’t want any of them as your favorite, do you?

 The solution: Sterilization

You can read more about the topic here:

⇒ Sterilizing of female cats

⇒ Sterilization of tom-cats

Sterilization (contraception) of hunting ferrets

It is of fundamental importance due to the biology of the animal species.

Failure to sterilize can even cost the animal its life.

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⇒ Specialized ordering of ferrets