07/09/2026
Sweet little Pippa cuddling with Kait before her spay procedure! Our goal is to always make sure our patients feel comfortable and loved while they are here with us.
Spaying your pet is so important to prevent accidental litters, uterine infection and lower risk of mammary.
Addressing Myths & Misconceptions:
Myth 1: Female pets need to have one litter for their health.
Fact: There is no medical benefit to a female animal having a litter before being spayed.
Myth 2: Spaying or neutering will change my pet's personality.
Fact: Sterilization doesn't change an animal's core temperament or their bond with people. It can reduce hormone-driven behaviors like roaming, yowling in heat, or marking.
Myth 3: It's cruel to take away an animal's ability to reproduce.
Fact: Reproduction isn't a life goal for animals the way it may be for some humans. Prioritizing a pet's health safety is part of being a responsible pet owner, which can be compatible with a pet being spayed or neutered.
Source: Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine
