What is pet ligation?

Pet ligation refers to the routine medical behavior of removing the reproductive organs of pets by surgery and making them lose their reproductive ability. Pet ligation, including birth control and sterilization, is usually regarded as a preventive measure to avoid various adverse consequences caused by reproductive problems of pets due to immaturity or old age.

2, the benefits of pet ligation

2. 1 Control the number of pets: Ligation can prevent pets from bearing offspring, control the increase of stray cats and dogs, and contribute to the safety and neatness of human society.

2.2 Prevention of genital diseases: Ligation can reduce the incidence of diseases such as cancer, tumor and ovarian cyst related to pets' genitals.

2.3 Improve the behavior and health of pets: Ligation can reduce the aggression and vagrancy of pets to a certain extent, and reduce the fighting or escape behavior of male pets caused by external odor. Ligation can also improve the body shape and smell and promote the overall health of pets.

3. Risks and precautions of pet ligation

3. 1 surgical risk: ligation is a routine operation, but there are certain risks in the operation process, such as surgical errors, bleeding, infection and other problems. Therefore, pet owners need to choose a regular pet hospital, arrange the operation time, and closely observe the pet's situation after the operation.

3.2 Change the behavior of pets: Ligation can reduce the aggression and vagrancy of pets, but it may also affect their personality and behavior. Pet owners need to make reasonable adjustments and training in a short time, such as increasing exercise, arranging enough social time and avoiding loneliness.

3.3 Nutrition and health care: The ligated pet needs proper nutrition and health care. Pet owners need to make a healthy diet plan according to the sex, breed and age of their pets, and keep a certain amount of exercise and cleanliness.

4. Conclusion

Pet ligation is a routine medical behavior, which can bring many benefits, such as preventing reproductive diseases and controlling the number of pets. However, pet owners need to seriously consider and make a careful decision, and decide whether to have a pet ligation operation according to the actual situation of the pet and the doctor's advice.