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|Articles|February 25, 2022
3 Must-reads on spay and neuter
Author(s)dvm360 Staff
3 articles covering the basics of spaying and neutering pets.
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Spaying and neutering are key procedures in a kitten or puppy's life. That's why we have spotlighted 3 articles that detail the concerns surrounding the surgery including the best time to perform them, benefits, drawbacks, and more.
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From an article questioning whether this widely accepted method is ideal in all cases to the importance of a personalized approach to spaying and neutering—there's something for everyone. Happy reading!
Do we need a paradigm shift in canine neutering? : Kelly Johnson, DVM, MS, DACVS-SA, shared the history of spaying and neutering, the benefits and adverse consequences, when it is ideal to perform these surgeries, and more.Spaying or neutering large-breed dogs increases risk of obesity, orthopedic injury : This research shows that spaying or neutering large-breed dogs can put them at higher risk for obesity and in some cases, may also increase their risk of nontraumatic orthopedic injury.Setting the timetable for sterilizing pets : Joan Capuzzi, VMD, offered insight on tailoring your approach to spay and neuter companion animals based on their individual species, gender, and breed.
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