Reproduction & Breeding Center

Reproduction & Breeding in Pets

Is there anything cuter than a newborn puppy or kitten? We don’t think so. If your pet is pregnant, you won’t have long to wait to see those cute new faces – the typical gestation for dogs and cats is approximately 2 months. From diseases of the reproductive systems, to breeding, to care of newborns, we’ve got all your answers.

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- Common Health Conditions to Watch for in Your Puppy
  
  Many conditions that become evident as your dog ages can be avoided when your dog is still a pup, if... Read More
- Spaying or Neutering Your Dog
  
  For most dog owners, spaying and neutering is the best choice for their pet. Your life will be easie... Read More
- Ask the Vet - Whelping
  
  A reader learns how to prepare for her dog to have puppies. Read More
- Mammary Cancer
  
  Also called breast cancer, mammary cancer is a tumor of the mammary glands. Tumors may be benign or ... Read More
- Spaying or Neutering Your Cat
  
  One of the decisions you'll want to make soon after welcoming your new cat is home is whether to spa... Read More
- Cryptorchidism
  
  Cryptorchidism occurs at birth when one or both testicles fail to descend into the scrotum. This ter... Read More