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Originally Posted by capt_noonie  Am I wrong about this or something? I was told this was very important but I don't see anyone adding in more *better* facts or info. |
If you have your female spayed before it goes into season for the
first time it will have a
nearly zero chance of getting mammary cancer. If you have her spayed after her first or subsequent heats she will still have a chance of getting cancer, but it is significantly less. It also lessens the chance of her having UTIs and reproductive tract issues.
