Pet
Tips
Reasons To Spay And Neuter Your Dog or Cat
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Neutered pets are less likely to mark the furniture and rugs with
urine.
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Neutering reduces the urine odor in males
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Spayed females will not have heat cycles that soil rugs and furniture.
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Neutered and spayed pets are less aggressive and better behaved.
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Neutered and spayed pets are less likely to fight or bite.
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Spaying and neutering eliminates countless unwanted kittens and
puppies that end up destroyed or homeless!
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Neutered males can’t develop testicular tumors, the second
most common malignancy in males.
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Neutered males have a lower incidence of prostate cancer, which
is better for your pet and means lower vet bills.
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Spayed females have no uterine or ovarian cancers.
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Spayed females have a lower incidence of mammary tumors and stay
healthier and live longer.
Keeping Your Pet Rabbit Cool
Rabbits are very sensitive to heat...they can tolerate the winter weather
alot easier than summer. I have had pet rabbits for many years and have
learned from lots of trial and errors and reading.
Sadly I lost 2 sister rabbits to the heat last year and am hoping to
avoid that this year.
I have found that if I take an empty 2 liter soda bottle and fill it
almost to the top with water and freeze it the rabbits will lay beside
it when they get to hot and when they get to cool they get up and move.
If you fill the soda bottle all the way up then it wiil bust when it freezes
so you have to leave a couple of inches at the top.
I also use a fan on some of my rabbits but that alone is not enough.
— Leona Mozingo
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