For Their Health
Early neutering can severly reduce the odds of certain types of cancer.

For Your Household
Neutered animals are much less likely to mark their territory, saving your furniture and carpeting.

Spayed females do not go into heat, which cuts down on unruly behavior. Also they won't attract stray male animals to your property.

Neutered animals are also less prone to aggression and typically make more affectionate pets.

For Your Community
Neutering your pet cuts down on animal overpopulation, which, means less animals go to animal shelters or get euthanized.

Remember - every puppy or kitten you give away means one less home is available for an animal in a shelter.

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