The difference between a dog neutering needle and a neutering procedure
1. Dog sterilization needle.
Neutering injections are a method of sterilizing dogs by injecting hormone drugs. Neutering injections are usually composed of progesterone and estrogen, which inhibit estrus and ovulation by regulating the dog's endocrine system, so as to achieve the effect of sterilization.
There are a few things to keep in mind when using a sterilization needle:
1.Dogs need to be at least 6 months old and physically mature before they can be used.
2.Before the injection, you need to check the dog's physical health to confirm that there is no major disease.
3.After the injection, the dog's physical condition needs to be checked regularly to ensure that the hormone level is stable.
4.After the injection, you need to follow the doctor's advice for care and precautions.
2. Dog sterilization surgery.
Neutering is the surgical removal of a dog's ovaries and uterus, so as to achieve the purpose of sterilization. This is a permanent method of neutering for pet owners who no longer want their dog to have children.
There are a few things to keep in mind when performing a sterilization procedure:
1.The dog needs to be at least 6 months old and physically mature before it can undergo surgery.
2.A comprehensive physical examination is required before surgery to ensure that the dog is in good health.
3.After the surgery, you need to follow the doctor's advice on care and precautions.
4.After the surgery, regular follow-up check-ups are required to ensure that the dog is recovering well.
3. The difference between dog sterilization needle and sterilization surgery.
1.The effect is different: neutering injections inhibit estrus and ovulation by regulating the dog's endocrine system, while neutering surgery is achieved by removing the ovaries and uterus. As a result, the effects of sterilization injections are usually faster than those of sterilization procedures, but the results are not long-lasting. The effect of sterilization is permanent.
2.The scope of application is different: neutering shots are for pet owners who do not want their dog to permanently lose their fertility and only want to control the heat for a short time. Spay/neuter surgery is suitable for pet owners who want to permanently control their dog's heat and avoid unwanted pregnancies.
3.The effects on the body are different: the sterilization needle regulates the endocrine system by injecting hormone drugs, which has a certain amount of *** on the dog's body, while the sterilization operation is a surgical operation, which has a certain traumatic effect on the dog's body. Therefore, when making a choice, it needs to be decided according to the physical condition of the dog and the needs of the pet owner.
4.*Different: Spay/Neuter needles are usually a bit cheaper than spay/neuter surgery because of its ease of operation and lower cost. Sterilization surgery, on the other hand, requires payment of surgical fees, anesthesia costs, nursing costs, etc., which are relatively high.
In conclusion, dog neutering injections and sterilization are both effective ways to control dog estrus and avoid unwanted pregnancies. When choosing, it needs to be decided according to the physical condition of the dog and the needs of the pet owner. At the same time, when carrying out any medical operation, it is necessary to choose a regular pet hospital and a professional doctor for consultation and operation.