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Pet Spay and Neuter for Better Lives in Bayonne, Hoboken and Jersey City

When you get your animal companion spayed or neutered you gift them with a longer, happier life. Pet spay and neuter has a multitude of medical and behavioral benefits for your furry baby. When you get your girl pet spayed, you give her a less stressful life free from disruptive heat cycles. When you get your boy pet neutered, he is less likely to roam the neighborhood looking for a mate. Besides that, you’ll have peace of mind knowing you’re not contributing to animal homelessness in any way. Animals not “fixed” can have numerous litters throughout a lifetime and those litters can create up to thousands of more animals. We’re happy to serve the pets of Bayonne, Hoboken, Jersey City Downtown, and Jersey City Heights, New Jersey with this valuable procedure.

Giving Valuable Benefits

The medical and behavioral benefits your furry family member receives from pet spay and neuter are some they couldn’t get any other way. Some cancers, which can turn deadly, are greatly reduced by getting your pet spayed or neutered. Annoying behavior like urine marking and spraying is also either reduced or gone altogether, when the procedure is done while they’re still pups or kittens.

Some of the benefits pets receive include:

  • The chances for testicular cancer is eliminated.
  • The chances for prostate disease is greatly reduced.
  • They are less likely to mount other animals, which can lead to altercations.
  • Testosterone is reduced, so aggressive behavior may be as well.
  • The chances for developing malignant breast tumors are greatly reduced.
  • The chances for ovarian and uterine cancer are greatly reduced or eliminated.
  • It decreases the amount of unwanted pregnancies and litters.
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What to Keep in Mind

We monitor your loyal companion closely before, during and after their pet spay and neuter procedure. Some things to keep in mind as a caring pet owner include:

  • Avoid feeding and watering your pet at least twelve hours before the time of surgery.
  • Give them a quiet place to recover for at least 24 hours.
  • Keep your pet relaxed and try to keep them from running and jumping for up to two weeks.
  • Don’t give your pet a bath for at least ten days afterwards.
  • Check the incision site every day and watch out for unusual redness, swelling or discharge.

All our services are customized for your specific pet, so please contact us with any questions you may have about pet spay and neuter.

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