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Decrease Your Taxes and Benefit Your Community: Spay or Neuter Your Pet 
 
by Carrie McClain July 07, 2005

Altering your pet is good for him/her

Yes, you read that correctly. Spaying or neutering your pet will benefit you and your pet in a myriad of ways. Female cats and dogs will have no heat cycles; which can be messy, nerve-wracking, and attract unwanted males of the species. Females will also have less desire to roam, a longer life, and decreased or eliminated risk of mammary, ovarian, and/or uterine cancers.

Neutered male cats and dogs will not destroy your house with habits like spraying urine and marking if neutered before 6 months of age. Males will also be less likely to roam and be injured in fights with other animals. His risk of testicular cancer is eliminated, his life is longer, and his behavior is significantly less aggressive.

As you can see, spaying or neutering your animal is not harmful at all to your pet. In fact, your Fido and Fluffy will benefit greatly, as will your community

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