Spay and Neuter

Project for Spay and Neutering

1. New Pet Owners: Dog and Cat Spay and Neuter Clinical procedures LRC By:andy Deleon

2. Introduction:

3. Spay and Neuter:

4. History: Ancient Times: Ancient Egyptians and Greeks practiced castration to control populations and unwanted behaviors. Early Modern Era: Became common in Europe to control stray and feral animals. 19th Century: Gained recognition for improving animal welfare. The SPCA promoted these procedures, and veterinarians became the primary practitioners. 20th Century: Focus shifted to individual animal health benefits. AVMA endorsed the procedures, and organizations like HSUS launched spay/neuter programs. Present Day: Routine procedures for owned animals. Mandatory spay/neuter laws in some regions. Low-cost or free services offered by nonprofits and shelters.

5. Benefits:

6. Risks: Joint Health and Growth Abnormalities

7. Risks( cont ) : Age Factors and Health Consequences

8. Timing Considerations:

9. Before, During, Aftercare:

10. Post Surgery Care:

11. Long-Term Benefits, Responsibilities , and Community Impact:

12. Resources and Assistance:

13. Conclusion: (calm down!)