Benefits of neutering pets:

1. Longer lifespan. Neutering can prevent many sexual organ-related diseases, such as pyometra, breast tumors, metastatic vaginal tumors, skin diseases caused by ovarian cysts, etc., prolong life, and reduce the occurrence of stray dogs.

2. The personality is more docile. After sterilization, the character will become very docile and will not go out to cause trouble.

3. Reduce the chance of loss. Dogs in estrus, whether they are male or female, will like to go out to find partners to mate. The chance of dogs getting lost is relatively high. Spaying or neutering can reduce the chance of getting lost.

4. Care is more convenient. Dogs in estrus will have blood flowing out of their private parts, and they will often lick their private parts, easily inhaling a large amount of bacteria. Dogs in estrus need us to clean them up, but neutering can reduce these worries.

5. Birth control issues. If the puppies born by dogs are not properly handled, the number of stray dogs will increase. Neutering can effectively control fertility problems and reduce the number of stray dogs.

Things to note after neutering your dog:

1. Feed after 6 hours. Be careful not to let the dog eat immediately. You should wait at least 6 hours after the dog is neutered before feeding the dog.

2. Physical prevention. Wear an Elizabethan collar on the dog to prevent the dog from licking the surgical wound and causing infection.

3. Restrict activities. Pay attention to limit the dog's large-scale movements to prevent the dog from tearing the postoperative wound due to large-scale movements.