Should female dogs be neutered?

Some people always ask, why should we take our dogs to be neutered? It costs money and deprives dogs of their right to mate. Why do dogs need to be neutered? How much do you know about the reasons for this? There is a big difference between neutered dogs and non-neutered dogs!

Why do dogs need to be neutered?

First of all, we need to clarify one issue. There is an essential difference between the estrus of puppies and that of humans.
We humans have stronger minds and can control our desires very well, but puppies are different. How do puppies know what I want to do? They only know to “discharge” everywhere to attract the attention of the opposite sex and find goals for their love. Guide yourself to find that ethereal love.
Moreover, if puppies are not sterilized, they will suffer from diseases such as pyometra and testicular tumors. If they breed too much, their owners will not be able to keep them. Over time, the number of stray dogs will increase, and male dogs will be in heat, and their aggression and territorial awareness will increase; female dogs will be more aggressive and territorial. Being in heat, being irritable and having a bad temper are all bad things for us, not good.

There is a really big difference between neutered dogs and non-neutered dogs:

As I mentioned just now, dogs who have not been neutered only have love in their hearts. Don’t believe it, don’t give them a chance, otherwise they will not be able to stay in this family at all, they just want to find their own love; and a neutered dog Dogs are different. They have no desires and only have their owner in their heart. Don’t you want to have a clingy puppy?
Secondly, dogs that have not been neutered will naturally go into estrus. There will be no serious problems for male dogs during mating, but for female dogs, congratulations. In a few months, you will usher in more My dear, moreover, giving birth to puppies can be a serious blow to a dog’s vitality, and it’s not as simple as you think; and the poop collector of a neutered puppy doesn’t need to worry about this at all.
In addition, as mentioned just now, puppies that have not been neutered are likely to suffer from diseases such as pyometra and testicular tumors. Of course, diseases cannot be eliminated in sterilized puppies. Isn’t it a good thing that it can reduce the occurrence of diseases? In addition, aside from the torture of estrus, the physical fitness of neutered puppies will be better.
Finally, puppies that have not been neutered may undergo major changes in mood due to the torture of estrus. They may be your caring little baby one second, but it is not certain what will happen the next second; but puppies that have not been neutered Dogs also have two possibilities. One is that they are 100% caring and precious, and the other is that they may resent their owners because they are deprived of the right to mate. This difference is still very big.

Whether it is a male or female dog, neutering is the best for health. Because some diseases are unique to dogs of different genders. 

If not neutered, the following symptoms may occur in female dogs.

Breast swelling

After a female dog has its menstrual period, the breasts may become inflamed due to the entry of bacteria, resulting in swelling. Another possibility is that the dog imagines that she is pregnant, and the breasts may also become swollen or produce milk at this time. Phenomenon.

Mastitis, breast tumors

Mastitis needs to be treated with medication, while breast tumors can only be removed surgically. Owners can regularly check the dog’s breasts to see if there are any lumps or pimples.

Leucorrhea

Leucorrhea is a common symptom of female dogs that have not been neutered. Generally speaking, if the dog’s menstrual period continues without end, or the menstruation is irregular, it is normal to have leucorrhea.
If there is dirty blood and leucorrhea, it may be a sign of pyometra. This disease can occur regardless of age or childbearing status.

The structure of a female dog is much more complex than that of a male dog. Therefore, we recommend that female dogs must be neutered. This is to ensure the health of the dog and prevent the occurrence of some diseases.

What should we pay attention to if we want to neuter a puppy?

Age-appropriate sterilization:

There are also requirements for the sterilization time of puppies. Naturally, they must be of appropriate age, weight, and in good health before undergoing sterilization surgery. In addition, choosing a regular hospital is also 100% necessary.

Preoperative examination:

Don’t neglect the pre-operative examination when neutering a puppy. A comprehensive physical examination can well eliminate the risk of potential diseases, and is also beneficial to our postoperative care and control of the healthy growth of the puppy.

Sooth your emotions:

Although neutering has many benefits for puppies and is a good thing to ensure their health, the puppies themselves do not know what is happening, so they will be nervous and even scared, so we must do a good job after the operation. To comfort, if the dog is emotionally agitated, we can give it a favorite toy or snack to divert its attention and relieve the tension.

Dietary adjustment:

For a period of time after the puppy is neutered, the physical constitution will be relatively weak, but it will be fine after this period. However, during this period, we must pay attention to the dog’s diet adjustment. It is recommended to choose a nutritious and nutritious food for it. Easy-to-digest dog food to aid recovery.
Conclusion: Has your dog been neutered?