Does a male dog change after neutering?

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Changes in male dogs after neutering:

1. Most male dogs will become milder after neutering than before neutering, and may become more clingy, and will not be irritable and defecate anywhere during estrus.

2. Dogs tend to gain weight after neutering. Pay attention to daily diet to avoid cruciate ligament damage, heart disease and breathing difficulties caused by obesity. However, this can be improved by controlling diet, feeding neutered prescription food and strengthening exercise.

What to pay attention to when neutering male dogs:

1. The owner needs to contact the pet doctor in advance to make an appointment for the surgery. Since the operation requires anesthesia, in order to prevent the male dog from reflux and coughing, the male dog needs to be fasted for 8 hours.

2. Although the wounds of male dogs are smaller after neutering, they still need to wear Elizabeth rings to prevent male dogs from licking the wounds, causing inflammation, swelling, and bleeding of the wounds.

3. For the first three days after the operation, the male dog needs to be fed with anti-inflammatory drugs every day, and at the same time, the wound needs to use the drug that destroys decay and promotes muscle growth to help the wound recover.

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