what is spray/nueter?

Question

is it pernament(spelling sorry)

Answer 1

Spay and neuter surgery to sterilize dogs and cats.The idea, obviously, is that sterilized pets can’t breed and produce puppies that end up in animal shelters to be adopted or euthanized. Many shelters and virtually all rescue groups sterilize dogs before making them available to buyers, and many shelters that do not do the surgery before the animals leave do require that the new owner do so.
Some advocacy groups have gone so far as to demand laws that require spay and neuter of all dogs and cats unless people buy permission to keep their animals intact. Others seek to require shelters to spay and neuter all animals that leave their premises to avoid unwanted litters in the future.
Many pet owners consider a spay and neuter requirement to be an infringement of their rights.
Many think that sterilization is cruel; they project their own feelings about loss of reproductive capacity on their pets. Many men have a difficult time dealing with neutering of their male pets.
And many pet owners and welfare advocates say that the cost of surgery keeps many families from having it done.
There are many myths about canine reproductive needs. Chiefly among these are the suspicion that neutering turns a male into a sissy and spaying causes a female to get fat and to lament her lost capacity.
The truth is that male dogs are usually better pets if they are neutered. They have less desire to roam, to mark territory (including furniture), or to exert dominance over family members. They are also healthier pets: no testicles means no testicular cancer, which is not uncommon among aging intact male dogs.
Females also tend to be better pets if they do not experience oestrus every six-to-nine months. Heat cycles bring hormonal changes that can lead to personality changes. Repeated heat cycles subject the reproductive system to uterine and mammary cancers and uterine infections. Some bitches experience false pregnancies that can be a bother to deal with and uterine infections that can be fatal.
Dogs and bitches do not get fat simply as a result of sterilization surgery. Like other mammals, they gain weight if they eat too much and exercise too little or are genetically programmed to be hefty. Weight gain that seems to follow spay or neuter surgery is most likely a result of continuing to feed a high energy diet to a dog that is reducing his need for energy as he reaches his adult size. Excess energy in the food becomes excess fat on the body.
As far as is know, dogs do not lament their lost capability to reproduce. This is a different species than ours; they reproduce to ensure survival of their kind, not to nurture a pup for 18 years, watch it go off to college, marry, establish a career, and produce grandchildren. Bitches nurse their pups for a few weeks, teach them to behave like dogs, and go on. Males know nothing of fatherhood; they do not recognize pups as their own.

Answer 2

Neuter refers to "fixing" an animal so it can no longer reproduce. Males are neutered, females are spayed. This is very important and will help reduced the number of unwanted puppies and kittens each year due to pet overpopulation.

Answer 3

Spay and neutering is very important. It is a simple procedure that could protect your pet and help pet overpopulation. Did you know 6 million pets have to be euthanized a year because people have pets give birth and then they are not wanted and wound up in a shelter?

Answer 4

It is NOT"spade." "Spade" is a suit in a deck of cards, such as hearts, clubs and diamonds, or it is a digging implement adapted for being pushed into the ground with the foot.

You "spay" a female to prevent pregnancy. Once the procedure is complete, the female has been "spayed," not "spade."

Likewise a male is neutered and in unable to produce sperm to impregnate a female..



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Answer 5

It is the best way to save lives of millions of unwanted pets. Spaying is done to a female animal, it removes all reproductive organs, and neutering is removin both testicls. Not only does it stop them from breeding, it also helps with behavor problems, and protects from reproductive cancers. Plus everyone who spayes and neuters their pets are heros!

Answer 6

It's spay/nueter it's where you take your pet to the vet and you get it's tubes tied so it won't have babies.

Answer 7

permanent birth control on an animal, spay for a female, neuter on a male

Answer 8

it is spay-not spray. spaying and neutering is when you make it so that the dog cannot have puppies, or the cats cannot have kittens with another dog or cat.

yes, it's permanent

Answer 9

It is sterilisation. (Removal of genital organs). It is permanent. It is also possible to give them the pill, like humans, which is not permanent (a special pill given by the vet, not the one humans take.)

Answer 10

Yes. It eliminates the chance of pups/kittens.