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Spay - Neuter |
By having your pet spayed/neutered you will have taken a major step in the role of
responsible pet ownership. You will help to control pet overpopulation by preventing
unwanted puppies and kittens. You will also reduce or eliminate the possibility of
your pet developing certain diseases such as breast cancer, uterine disease,
mastitis, ovarian cancer, testicular cancer, and prostate cancer.
We encourage you to continue your job as a responsible pet owner by establishing
a relationship with a local veterinarian. Regular veterinary care is an important
part of maintaining a healthy pet. Your veterinarian is a valuable source of
information about health care issues such as vaccinations, heartworms, intestinal
parasites, fleas and ticks, dentistry, nutrition, behavior, and other medical
concerns. Regular wellness visits to your veterinarian can help prevent problems
from developing and will ensure that your pet has a long, healthy life.
The Veterinary Medical Association of Bexar County is a founding partner and
continuing supporter of the Animal Resource Center.
CLICK HERE
to see a list--sorted by zip code--of their member hospitals. We encourage you to
make an appointment with one of these veterinarians for an examination and advice
on the continuing health care of your pet.
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