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Neutering, from the
Latin neuter ('of
neither ****'), is the
removal of a non-human animal's
reproductive organ,
either all of it or a
considerably large...
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types of
inflections in ****ociated
words Neuter pronoun Neutering, the
sterilization of an
animal Trap–
neuter–return (TNR), an
alternative to euthanasia...
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gender divisions include masculine and feminine; masculine, feminine, and
neuter; or
animate and inanimate.
Depending on the
language and the word, this...
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domestic animals Spaying and
neutering Wildlife contraceptive Boone, John D. (August 25, 2015). "Better trap–
neuter–return for free-roaming cats: Using...
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promote it.
Germany forbids early age
neutering, but
neutering is
still allowed at the
usual age. In Romania,
neutering is
mandatory except for when a pedigree...
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Neutering Golden retriever study suggests neutering affects dog
health Sanborn,
Laura J. (May 14, 2007). "The Long Term
Effects of Spay/
Neuter in Dogs"...
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divided on the
issue of
neutering animals. Most, however,
maintain that
neutering cats is
allowed "if
there is some
benefit in
neutering the cat and if that...
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opening a low-cost
neutering clinic to
control the
feral animal po****tion. In 1995, the
trust opened London's
first low-cost
neuter clinic in Lewisham...
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increases food intake, both of
which can
cause obesity in
neutered cats. Pre-pubertal
neutering (
neutering at 4
months or earlier) was only
recommended by 28%...
- “early” spaying) or
neutering is
defined as
performing an
ovariohysterectomy (spaying) or
orchidectomy (castration or
neutering) on a
kitten or puppy...
