Sentences with phrase «recommend early spay»

Veterinarians have been taught to recommend early spay - neuter sterilization for positive health benefits and population control.

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Siamese reach sexual maturity at a very early age, so spaying is highly recommended by six months.

This is the primary reason we recommend that you have your female puppy spayed and spayed early!

The author here also recommends that you seriously consider spaying or neutering your puppy at this early age.

The one article that I read that pertained to the link between early spay / neuter and bone cancer recommended to wait until 3 years of age, which gives the hormones ample time to flow through the body.

The ASPCA strongly recommends spaying or neutering your pet as early as possible.

Spaying and neutering are often recommended too early, which can lead to health problems later in life.

Spaying and neutering is usually done around five to six months of age but some veterinarians will recommend it be done earlier or later.

Because the cost of the procedure is higher when the rabbit is sick (rabbits with uterine cancer may need intensive care such as hospitalization, fluid therapy, and force - feeding), early spaying to prevent the problem is recommended.

We recommend spaying and neutering at 6 months of age, however it can be done as early as 12 weeks of age, as long as the pet is over 3 pounds.

«The biggest thing we recommend is early spaying and neutering,» Masone said.

Due to the current trend of spaying and neutering at very early ages, I generally recommend transitioning kittens to adult food at about 6 months of age.

This is the primary reason we recommend that you have your female kitten spayed and spayed early!

Our veterinarian in Oakland Park recommends scheduling spay or neuter services as early as they can safely be performed to give your pet the maximum lifetime benefits.

Not so long ago it was generally recommended that the earliest age for spaying a cat was at around six months of age.

Most veterinarians recommend getting dogs fixed around 6 months of age, however it is perfectly safe to spay or neuter your iggy (s) as early as 4 months of age.

There is a lot of disagreement from various parties about when this should be done, but we recommend to get your IG (s) spayed or neutered at an early age.

As modern pet anesthetics have become a lot safer, with fewer side effects, the debate about the recommended age of canine neutering has been reopened in the veterinary world with some vets now allowing their clients to opt for an early - age spay or neuter, provided they appreciate that there are greater, albeit minimal, anaesthetic risks to the very young pet when compared to the more mature pet.

NOTE - in 1993, the AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association) advised that it supported the early spay and neuter of young dogs and cats, recommending that puppies and kittens be spayed or neutered as early as 8 - 16 weeks of age.