Sentences with phrase «of pediatric spaying»

A great deal of research has been done in the last 30 years in the area of pediatric spaying and neutering.

Q: What are the pros and cons of pediatric spaying and neutering?

The AVMA supports the concept of pediatric spay / neuter in dogs and cats in an effort to reduce the number of unwanted animals of these species.

In fact, benefits of pediatric spay / neuter surgery include, less bleeding, less stitching, less time required for surgery, fewer drugs required, quicker recoveries, near zero complications, less fasting time, and less healing time.

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The goal of the externship is to provide training in high - volume and pediatric spay / neuter surgery, with exposure to other types of common surgeries performed in shelters such as amputation, enucleation, wound repair, cystotomy, cherry eye repair, entropion repair, mass removal, etc..

A strong advocate of spay / neuter including pediatric spay neuter, Dr. Bushby speaks extensively nationally and internationally on the importance of spay / neuter, efficient spay / neuter techniques and pediatric spay / neuter.

Private practitioners should also consider performing pediatric spay / neuter because of the many medical advantages and to help reduce the euthanasia of unwanted animals.

And we barely spoke to one another for a couple of years as a result of me standing up against mandated pediatric spay / neuter statewide in California and locally, where I live in Chicago.

The American Humane Association is a strong proponent of juvenile or pediatric spay / neuter since it is both healthy for pets and effectively reduces pet overpopulation.

There are numerous known health benefits for spay / neuter in cats, in addition to the population management benefits, and there is «no evidence to suggest that pediatric gonadectomy by 5 months of age is linked to any increased risk of disease.»

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.

NHS operates a spay / neuter clinic on - site and is able to accommodate the pediatric sterilization of puppies and kittens in addition to adult dogs, cats and rabbits.

Our medical staff provides our shelter pets with a full range of medical services including: routine vaccinations, management of complex medical cases, pediatric and neonatal medicine, isolation and management of infectious disease, spay / neuter procedures, soft - tissue and orthopedic surgery.

The American Veterinary Medical Association, University of California Davis University School of Veterinary Medicine, Cornell University School of Veterinary Medicine, and many leading humane agencies endorse this «pediatric» spay / neuter.

There IS a great deal of research showing pediatric spaying and neutering requires less anesthesia, and results in much faster recovery than traditional desexing procedures.

We are a strong proponent of juvenile or pediatric spay / neuter since it is both healthy for pets and effectively reduces pet overpopulation.