Last Updated on April 6, 2021
Neutered dogs are prone to hypothyroidism. This condition includes hair loss, ear infections, intolerance to the cold and, again, weight gain.
It’s bad, I know, but luckily there are medications that your 4 legs friend can take to control it.
The downside is that he/she will have to take medication for the rest of his/her life.
9. The risk of developing pancreatitis is higher on neutered dogs
22 times more! 22 times more is how much spayed female dogs are likely to develop fatal acute pancreatitis.
