What changes will happen after dog sterilization? Come and have a look

Many pet owners will perform sterilization surgery on their dogs at the right time. After the sterilization surgery, the dog will have these changes, and your dog will do the same?

1. No longer wandering around

If you do not undergo sterilization, then during the estrus, it will try every means to escape its home. After sterilization, no longer the pain in the estrus, the dogs no longer run around, and pet owners don’t have to worry that they will get lost.

2. Reduce the number of times you ride a span

Many pet owners are very worried that when in heat, the dog may do some span movements to other pets because they cannot stop them themselves, so after sterilization, the dog's span behavior can be reduced.

3. Do not urinate randomly

When they are in estrus, they will urinate around to occupy the territory and attract the opposite sex. When dogs undergo sterilization surgery, they will lose the pain of estrus and reduce the urination.

4. Extended lifespan

After dogs undergo sterilization, some physiological problems in the elderly can be avoided, thereby increasing the lifespan of the dog. Sterilization surgery at this age is of great help to dogs.

5. Become gentle and quiet

When a dog is in estrus, it often becomes irritable and aggressive. In order to compete for favor, it is easy to conflict with other dogs. Many times, dogs that have been spayed will become introverted, docile, and no longer so aggressive.

6. After dogs are sterilized, their appetites are wide open. It can be said that they "turn sadness into joy". They stay at home all day and are not as active as before. They either lie down and sleep, or they have a sharp increase in weight, which makes them easy to gain weight. An overweight dog’s weight can cause many problems, so pet owners should pay attention to their diet. It is recommended to use low-fat and light dog food as the main food to keep the dog healthy.