Diane Jacowsky
Such a wonderful article and thank you. At this point I feel that spaying them would not be good for their health and well-being. One of my friends who is a vet of course brought up pyometra and how deadly it can be for unspayed females and I do understand this but what is the actual likelihood of this occurring. I mean I've had breast cancer twice but it doesn't mean that chopping them off would have been a great option for me before the onset. Thank God that wasn't something that I had to go through but you get what I mean I'm sure. Also wanted to know what you thought about the spay procedure where the ovaries are kept and not the uterus versus the uterus kept and the ovaries taken.