
doi: 10.1002/vetr.3608
pmid: 37921351
There is growing evidence that surgical castration of dogs may not bring all the benefits previously assumed. Times have changed too, and vets and clients are increasingly questioning whether routine castration should continue to be considered best practice.
Male, Dogs, Humans, Animals, Castration, Orchiectomy
Male, Dogs, Humans, Animals, Castration, Orchiectomy
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