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Reptiles as pets — part 1
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In some ways reptiles seem to be the perfect pets. They don’t make any noise, they don’t have to be walked daily or have a litter box cleaned, they don’t eat a lot, and some of them can Read More→
Why Spay and Neuter? Part 4 in series by Doc T
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Won’t my dog get fat and lazy if she is spayed or he is neutered?
Most altered dogs do develop a lower metabolic rate. This is less likely to happen if Read More→
Why neuter my male pet? Part 3 in a series by Doc T
Posted by: | CommentsWhat are the benefits of neutering a male cat?
Male cats that are not neutered develop nasty smelling urine and usually deposit this in and around your house to mark their territory. If allowed outside they often roam in search of a female, which exposes them to many dangers including cars, dogs, poisons, diseases and getting lost. Encounters with other male cats leads Read More→
At what age should I spay/neuter my pet? Part 2 in a series by Doc T
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What is the best age to spay my cat?
Cats should probably be spayed as soon as they finish their vaccination series in order to do it before they come in heat. In the rescue/humane society world they are often spayed much earlier but most Read More→
Why spay or neuter? Part 1 in a series from “Doc T”
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Why should I spay my dog?
Dogs are usually receptive to breeding (in heat) for three weeks twice a year. During that time they have considerable odorous, bloody discharge. Spayed dogs do not have this unpleasant discharge. Male dogs have been known to cause considerable damage when seeking females in heat. Years of coming in heat without being bred can lead a dog to Read More→
