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The Colorado Veterinary Medical Foundation endorses the practice of spaying and neutering animals to reduce pet overpopulation and eliminate the unnecessary euthanasia of homeless animals. Additionally, there are many health benefits of spay/neuter. Both operations lead to improved long-term health, prevent unwanted litters, and eliminate many behavior problems associated with the mating instinct. For a female, the benefits include prevention of uterine infections and breast cancer. For a male, the health benefits include reduced risk of prostate disease, testicular cancer and infections.
If you are still uncertain whether or not to proceed with the surgery, consider the expense to society of collecting and caring for all the unwanted, abused, or abandoned animals being housed in shelters — most with little chance of finding permanent homes.
Having your pet spayed or neutered is a part of responsible pet ownership and an important investment in your pet's long-term good health.
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