Sentences with phrase «dogs spayed too»

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Just as in human medicine, Many status quo veterinary MUST DO items are now coming into question, including overvaccination, the growing cons of spaying / neutering dogs too young, the heavy pressure (but little real need) for certain «preventive» drugs.

Addressing the issue of too many dogs and cats in poor communities is not simple; overall access to convenient, affordable spay / neuter services is disparate with some states having only a very few accessible, affordable programs to serve the state, and some statewide programs that do exist lack the funds to operate effectively.

Judy Kishner, Spay Oklahoma board of directors president, explains: «Because we have too many dogs and cats and not enough homes, thousands are put to sleep every year at the City shelter.

Any animal that is too young to be spayed or neutered at the time of adoption will also require a deposit of $ 150.00 for dogs and $ 125.00 for cats to ensure that the procedure will be done in a timely manner.

Groups like ours exist precisely because there are too many dogs being bred by people who are not reputable, professional breeders or because owners don't spay / neuter their dogs and allow unplanned breedings to take place.

Neutering or spaying a pup too early might (the expert «jury» is still out on this) reduce growth and muscle development, resulting in smaller / lighter adult dogs.

Nov. 14, DeBary: First annual Dash for Dogs (and kitties too)(3 to 6 p.m. at Lake Monroe Park, 975 S. U.S. Highway 17 - 92) 5K Run / Walk / Bike to benefit Pet Rescue by Judy's prospective low - cost spay and neuter clinic.

If your dog is spayed / neutered or very inactive, you will probably need to reduce the calories so he won't gain too much weight.

A neutered or spayed dog who has spent his formative early weeks of life with his mom and littermates and has had plenty of socialization since — with other dogs and people, too — has the best chance of staying out of fights.

Just a comment about sexually altering dogs; it is now becoming evident that pets are being spayed and nutered too young and that while yes, altering the animal will decrease the chances of complications regarding the animal's reproductive parts as the animal ages, it is better to wait until the animal is sexually mature before sexually altering him or her.

Female dogs can be aggressive, too, and spaying is just as important.

Puppies too young for us to have had them spayed / neutered (altered) will be adopted with a contract that requires the new owner to have the dog altered at the appropriate age (age to be determined by owner's veterinarian).

Dogs we place that are too young to be altered will include a future spay / neuter agreement that requires they be altered at the appropriate age.

My pomarian dog is suffering from open pyometra,,,, the age of the dog is 9 but now she is very very critical condition,, loss of weight,, dehydrated,, diarrhoea,, now the dog is great weaknes, vagina and below the perinial region is swllen... the vetnarian said the dog is too much of weakness so we can't able to spayed... then amoxicillin clav antiboitic will be given in one week..

There's no doubt too many cats can come from one cat Cat and dog overpopulation is a huge problem, so much so that some animal advocacy organizations call it a national crisis, a crisis that could be averted by having your pet spayed...

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There will always be strays on the road and too many dogs at the animal shelter, because irresponsible owners don't spay or neuter their pets, Paula says.

Dogs too young or not healthy enough to be spayed or neutered will be placed in homes on a «foster to adopt» basis until spay or neuter

«Be a responsible pet owner and spay or neuter your dog / cat, and make sure those around you are caring for their pets too.

The idea that anybody could try to justify not spaying and neutering dogs in this country, while millions are killed each year in horrific and agonizingly slow methods because of overpopulation, just shows that there is truly nothing too absurd for breeders to propose in their attempts to protect an industry that is responsible for misery, suffering and death.

I'm too am hb, crate trained, spayed, good with dogs, and I weigh 55 lbs.

We only have 8 adult dogs of our own... Some are spayed as they are too tiny to breed under 3-1/2 pounds and some are old and we do not breed them.We do sell a few of our elderly friends puppies from time to time.But that might only be one or two litters a year.

Spaying or neutering your dog has other benefits, too.

People who do not spay / neuter their pets may have unwanted litters, sometimes a dog's owner becomes too sick to care for their Read More

Pets are never too old to have litters, and there are many benefits to spaying or neutering your older cat or dog.

There are some studies that suggest spaying / neutering too early can have a negative consequence on joint and skeleton development and may predispose some female dogs to urinary incontinence as they age.

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Too much food and not enough exercise — not spaying and neutering — are what causes dogs to gain weight.

«This, along with the fact that spaying or neutering is not considered a priority, has increased the amount of strays, so much so that there are just too many dogs for the shelters here to handle.

AnimalSave's low - cost spay / neuter clinic offers affordable services that help responsible pet owners solve the problem of too many homeless dogs and cats.

However, others believe that hormones play an important role in dog development, so spaying too early — especially if your have a larger dog — could be damaging to her health.

All dogs adopted from the rescue will either be spayed / neutered prior to placement, or, if the animal is too young, will be adopted with a spay / neuter contract.

Preventing the births of unwanted cats and dogs through well designed spay / neuter assistance programs costs less money per animal over the long run than paying to catch, transport, shelter, and care for unwanted animals — who, all too often, will eventually be euthanized.

Other things needed to be handled this week between my workshop hours: a dog that I adopted out who was guarding his new companion a little too well and growling at strangers, a dog who needed to get spayed, a dog that needs to be transported to his foster in Northern California, a dog whose spay certificate needed to be sent to the person who physically pulled him from the shelter to prove to the shelter that we are being responsible (no person in rescue who is a real rescuer would ever miss this step of spay / neuter - it is because of irresponsible owners who don't do this that we end up with 4 million dogs and cats being put down in the United States every year.

This can become frustrating for someone who is trying to prevent a dog that is getting spayed too late from getting out and getting pregnant.

If you adopt a dog too young to be altered, do you agree to sign a contract to have it spayed or neutered at the appropriate age?

People who do not spay / neuter their pets may have unwanted litters, sometimes a dog's owner becomes too sick to care for their animals, and far too often people are not willing to take the time to train and care for their dogs.

Shortly after that, the momma dogs will be spayed and begin their search for families, too!

Most common reasons cats and dogs need foster care: They are too young to be spayed or neutered and adopted out into permanent homes.

The reality is that lots of Dogs that have not been Spayed or Neutered end up having or creating multiple births and too many Puppies for the owner to care for.

Sometimes a rescue dog may be too ill at the time to go through the surgery of a spay, therefore the rescuer must keep that dog until she is well enough to get spayed.

Bonus points: spayed and neutered dogs can be healthier, live longer lives, and don't contribute to the problem of too many unwanted dogs around.

Because there are still too many dog owners unwilling to spay and neuter their pets.

1957 — 1960 FoA became the leading force for preventing the births of too many dogs and cats and their mass killings in shelters by administering a nationwide low - cost spay - neuter program to help rescue groups and pet - owners avoid the high costs of altering.

There are several reasons to have your dog spayed or neutered, and plenty of myths out there too.

(c) If a veterinarian licensed to practice veterinary medicine in this state certifies that a dog is too sick or injured to be spayed or neutered, or that it would otherwise be detrimental to the health of the dog to be spayed or neutered, the adopter or purchaser shall pay the public animal control agency or shelter, society for the prevention of cruelty to animals shelter, humane society shelter, or rescue group a deposit of not less than forty dollars ($ 40), and not more than seventy - five dollars ($ 75).