Sentences with phrase «large dog spay»

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The Petco Foundation investment will help to supplement the cost of spay / neuter surgery for owners of large breed dogs whose owners may not otherwise be able to afford the procedure.

As a 2017 grant recipient, we are now able to fund our spay and neuter program and focus on large dog breeds.

The overpopulation of pets is an unfortunate consequence of large scale breeding practices (puppy mills, etc.), consumer demand for particular dog and cat breeds, and less than responsible pet ownership (backyard breeding, refusal to spay / neuter, impulse acquisition, etc.).

This procedure is used for such veterinary surgeries as liver biopsies, stomach - tacking in larger dogs to prevent bloating, spaying of female dogs and cats, and intestinal biopsies.

Unfortunately, there is a large population of dogs that are homeless and by spaying your pet you are helping reduce the population.

First Coast No More Homeless Pets operates one of the largest spay and neuter clinics in the country with the mission to end the killing of dogs and cats in shelters in our community, Northeast Florida and the nation.

She is a spayed Female, 12 months old, Housetrained, Lead Trained, good with Large Dogs, has Rabies vaccinations, has DHLPP vaccinations, microchipped.

She is a spayed Female, 14 months old, Housetrained, Lead Trained, good with Children, good with Large Dogs, has Rabies vaccinations, has DHLPP vaccinations, microchipped.

Because the reasons for ovariectomy (e.g., uterine infection, mammary cancer) increase with increasing age, it is expected that a large percentage of the oldest - dogs are binned as «spayed» despite having many years of ovary exposure.

The AVMA policy statement goes on to say: ``... potential health problems associated with spaying and neutering have also been identified, including an increased risk of prostatic cancer in males; increased risks of bone cancer and hip dysplasia in large - breed dogs associated with sterilization before maturity; and increased incidences of obesity, diabetes, urinary tract infections, urinary incontinence, and hypothyroidism.»

A number of municipalities have enacted breed - specific legislation (BSL), in some cases banning «pitbull - type» dogs (and / or Rottweilers and other large breeds), and in others requiring that they be spayed or neutered, or imposing special restrictions on their housing.

Even so, the AVMA deals HSUS a blow in its straightforward policy statement «potential health problems associated with spaying and neutering have also been identified, including an increased risk of prostatic cancer in males; increased risks of bone cancer and hip dysplasia in large - breed dogs associated with sterilization before maturity; and increased incidences of obesity, diabetes, urinary tract infections, urinary incontinence, and hypothyroidism.»

Santa Barbara County's largest city will soon have a law that encourages owners to spay and neuter their pets to address overpopulation of cats and dogs.

SANTA MARIA - «Santa Barbara County's largest city will soon have a law that encourages owners to spay and neuter their pets to address overpopulation of cats and dogs.»

Veterinary care makes up a large portion of Paw Works expenses, and we provide spay and neuter services, vaccines and microchipping for animals in need, along with providing urgent procedures for life - threatening conditions and many other treatments for unwanted dogs and cats that need special care in order to become healthy, adoptable pets.

Type: Dog Breed: Mastiff Cross Second Breed: Sex: Male Color: Black / White Spayed / Neutered: Yes Age: 2 Yrs 2 Mths 1Wks Size: Large How We Received Dignan: Transfer In Date Received: 6/11/2015 Date Available: 6/12/2015 Adoption Fee: $ 100.00 Animal ID: 40490 Please take note of the Animal ID before contacting us.

if she does have a remnant, it isn't life threatening to her, but it seems that she has been exposed to larger dogs when she might be showing signs of heat, and it they try to breed with her, she can not get pregnant if she has been spayed, but they could hurt her while trying.

Our mission is to provide education and financial support for spay and neuter efforts in rural areas, foster and adopt dogs from high - kill shelters, provide resources to shelters or humane societies who are caring for animals from large - scale rescues, support Ohio legislation for companion animal protection, and provide temporary pet food assistance for families going through financial hardship.

In this interview, SAAC Board member Alexis Raymond and Spay Day 2018 client Savannah Chambers talk about her dog Hercules» playful (but one - person) personality, the prohibitive cost of anesthesia for such a large dog's neuter surgery, and how SAAC was able to make the unaffordable affordable.

It is most common in large breed, spayed female dogs (11 % — 20 % incidence) but may be seen in intact females, male dogs, and cats.

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There appears to be a higher risk for larger breed dogs after spaying compared to small breeds.

Veterinary costs for spaying and neutering were increased in 1983 from $ 33.75 for a small dog to $ 40.50, and large dogs from about $ 44 to $ 50, and for cats, from $ 22.50 to $ 27, Bowers said.

Indeed, I was proven correct, at least in large breed dogs, where the odds of some types of cancer increase with early spay / neuter.

As Living Large also points out, there are many health benefits to spaying and neutering a dog as well.

Two studies with large numbers of pets (70,000 in one study and 200,000 in another) show that spayed and neutered dogs and cats live significantly longer than intact pets.

Very large and giant breed dogs spayed or neutered prior to growth plate closure may develop longer, straighter back legs that can predispose them to athletic injuries like cruciate rupture.

The advent of motor vehicles took working animals off the streets; the advent of refrigerator eliminated raising and slaughtering animals for meat, milk, and eggs in urban habitat; spay / neuter and a rapid rise in keeping dogs and cats indoors eradicated most of the dogs and cats who were formerly at large.

In addition to the common dog and cat spays and neuters, we have the equipment and knowledge to address such maladies as fracture repairs, torn ligaments and tumor removal from the smallest of creatures such as hamsters to large breed dogs.

WHEN TO SPAY: We find that cats and large dogs about 4 months and small dogs 5 - 6 months of age are ideal because they are good anesthetic risks and they recover very quickly from the procedure.

The Kansas Humane Society is Wichita's largest privately - funded, non-profit animal shelter organization: featuring pets for adoption, dog training classes, spay / neuter services, humane education, programs for kids, volunteer and foster opportunities, and a variety of fundraising programs.

LifeLine Animal Project announces SNIP DeKalb (Spay Neuter Impact Program), which for a limited time will provide free spay / neuters to cats or medium - large breed dogs, including vaccinations, for DeKalb County pet owners in need of hSpay Neuter Impact Program), which for a limited time will provide free spay / neuters to cats or medium - large breed dogs, including vaccinations, for DeKalb County pet owners in need of hspay / neuters to cats or medium - large breed dogs, including vaccinations, for DeKalb County pet owners in need of help!

What I was concerned about is her coming in heat, we do not want to breed her, but our Vet said that «They — have researched spaying the larger breeds of dogs before they go through one or two heat cycles, and found out that was one of the reasons they have discovered they have physical problems later in life» ---- We have been married for 51 years, and have never been without two labs at one time (a dog needs a dog companion, the same as humans) when we lose one, we all mourn her loss, so we get her a puppy and we start another member of our family.

While a renewed conversation about the best age to spay or neuter certain large - breed dogs is emerging, current evidence does not support an increased risk for cats of complications or long - term adverse health effects with pediatric (6 - 14 weeks) or juvenile (> 16 weeks) sterilization.

The initiative offers free spay / neuter and wellness services to pet owners in neighborhoods with a large number of stray animals and dog bite complaints in the City.

Over at Lassie Get Help, she's mentioned on numerous occasions about a study that links juvenile spay / neuter of large breed dogs and the increased risk of bone cancer.The studies have largely been done on Rottweilers, who appear to be most at risk, but apparently there is increased risk in all large - breed dogs.

Mandatory spay / neuter laws usually force all dogs (regardless of breed) to be altered by four or sometimes 2 months of age, regardless of the long - term health problems that this may cause in larger breeds.

«The focus needs to shift to the basic reasons that dog bites exist: tethered / chained dogs, dogs at large, unattended children, and focus on spaying and neutering.

$ 95 for large breed adult dogs and $ 150 for puppies (6 months and younger) & small breed adult dogs * - which includes spay / neuter when dog issix months old or older, age appropriate vaccinations, de-worming if necessary, microchipping, and an adoption bag of Science Diet food.

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.

Male dogs generally recover much more quickly following neutering than females do from spaying since spaying is much more invasive and results in a larger incision.

If you have a larger breed dog and a re considering a gastropexy, it can be preformed at the time of the spay.

Female dogs are part of the program up to seven years of age for large breeds and up to nine years of age for small breeds, when they are spayed and transferred permanently to their family for the remainder of their life.

another mission of FCRR is to provide public education regarding the humane care and training of companion dogs, and the benefits to your canine friends and to the public at large of spaying or neutering.

Large - breed female dogs are more prone to mammary cancer, so spaying prior to first estrus (usually by 12 months) is a good option.

This recommendation has to do with the interplay of hormones and growth plate closure in growing puppies — for those slower - growing larger breed dogs; it's nice to let them grow more before we spay / neuter to help reduce the risk of certain joint problems.

In Europe, animal health experts do not promote spay / neuter, and a large percentage of dogs remain intact in many European countries.

Berkley Pet Hospital, like many pet owners, feels pets are family members, which is why we are a full service pet hospital, offering the following services: complete physical examinations low cost neuters and spays low cost vaccinations radiology non anesthetic dentals Here are some of the many reasons to choose Berkley Pet Hospital: Fully equipped veterinary medical and surgical facility State of the art dental equipment with dental radiographs Fully stocked pharmacy In - house laboratory for timely, accurate test results In - house ultrasound Endoscope Sterile surgery suite Surgery recovery area Three (3) examination rooms Fully stocked prescription diets Critical patient monitoring area Isolation suites for contagious patients Large suites for feline and canine boarder Grooming for dogs and cats

While some uncontrolled studies linked cancer and joint problems in large dogs to early spaying and neutering, these are common issues in larger dogs and no studies have definitively linked the two.

There are still many large shelters spaying mom dogs before they can deliver pups.