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As of Jan. 1, any dog or cat six months or older will need to be spayed or neutered.
Spaying and neutering is mandatory for dogs and cats over the age of 4 months. Exemptions are provided for animals whose health would be endangered by the procedure and for animals owned by city-licensed breeders. The former must be confirmed with a written statement by a licensed California veterinarian.
Spaying and neutering do have some clear health benefits for dogs. Testicular and ovarian cancers are moot, and theres evidence that spaying lowers the risk of mammary cancer and uterine infections. Fixed dogs also live longer on average.
Aggression. Animal specialists say that if you do not neuter your male pets, their testosterone levels will keep rising. When this happens, aggression usually takes over and this can be dangerous. Intact male pets will start fights with other male pets.
Typically, dogs who are not fixed live to be about 8 years of age, where fixed dogs average about nine and a half years. There is a bit more to this though. Dogs who are fixed are more likely to die from different forms of cancer, while unfixed dogs are more likely to die from infection or trauma.
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Q: What should a dog look like after being neutered? A:If a dog is neutered when they are young, then the scrotum will likely disappear or flatten out after neutering. If a dog is neutered later in life, they will likely retain an empty pouch where the scrotum was that looks like a flap of skin.
Some veterinarians also place a small green tattoo on the abdomen after neutering, as a way to indicate that the pet has been neutered and to avoid unnecessary surgery.
From a health perspective, male dogs that arent neutered can develop serious infections of the prostate, as well as testicular cancer and tumors, which can require invasive and expensive surgery. Unspayed female dogs can also cause a whole other set of problems one big one being that they can get pregnant.
The scrotum is often swollen in the first few days after surgery, leading some people to wonder if the procedure was really performed. If the dog is immature at the time of neutering, the empty scrotum will flatten out as he grows. If he is mature at the time of neuter, the empty scrotum will remain as a flap of skin.
From a health perspective, male dogs that arent neutered can develop serious infections of the prostate, as well as testicular cancer and tumors, which can require invasive and expensive surgery. Unspayed female dogs can also cause a whole other set of problems one big one being that they can get pregnant.

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