Whether or not to neuter pets has always been a controversial topic. Some people think it's a good thing to reduce their natural reproduction. Some people think it is not good and feel that this deprives them of their right to reproduce.

No matter what everyone thinks Well, one thing is for sure, no one wants to see stray cats and dogs everywhere, let alone see them being euthanized!

On December 13, a mobile sterilization vehicle arrived in a community in Shanghai. All it took was one step out to eliminate the "incomplete" cats and dogs. Although the space of this mobile surgical vehicle is not large, it is well-equipped. The pet doctor will use the best surgical method to help them perform sterilization surgery, and basic monitoring, anesthesia, and disinfection issues during the entire process can be guaranteed.

As for the cost of the sterilization surgery, it is paid by the Shanghai Volunteer Service Foundation’s Civilized Pet Raising Special Fund. Everyone only needs to fill out the application form, and the veterinarian will arrange sterilization surgery according to the situation. This approach can also reduce the financial burden on caring people.

When cats and dogs undergo sterilization surgery, they must undergo postoperative observation. Only after ensuring that they have no abnormality can they be taken away. Some people may have doubts, but the medical conditions here are no less than those of pet hospitals. The doctors are also volunteers from various pet hospitals, and their professionalism is beyond words.

This free sterilization has greatly reduced the natural reproduction of stray cats and dogs, and has been well received by residents of the community. In fact, the existence of stray animals is a very serious problem. Many people will reduce the number of stray cats and dogs by poisoning and killing them, but this method is too cruel.

The best way is to have them neutered, so as to fundamentally reduce stray animals. I believe many people are aware of this method, but the cost of surgery is not affordable to everyone. In addition, careful care is required after the operation, so many people stay at this stage of just thinking about it.

Popular science: What are the benefits of sterilization?

First, once pets become pregnant and give birth, owners need to spend more energy and time taking care of them. If you do sterilization, you can avoid over-breeding and save these troubles.

Second, when pets are in estrus, they will be in a bad mood, be irritable, or even have a bad temper. Cats and dogs can easily get lost. After neutering, they no longer have estrus and their mood will be relatively stable.

Third, for female dogs or cats, if the estrus period is not satisfied for a long time, it is likely to cause pyometra, ovarian tumors and other diseases. Neutering can reduce the prevalence of reproductive diseases. .

Fourth, the life span of pets after sterilization will be relatively extended. Compared with those that have not been sterilized, they can live about 1-2 years longer.