I've had laser neutering and spaying done on my dogs and it really does help 
them heal faster than a regular incision. It costs more but if you can swing it 
is worth it... less healing after. I got my boy done at 6 mos old and he had no 
issues whatsoever. Vets are able to do animals very young as long as the animal 
is healthy. It is the same as doing it to an older animal, no extra risks 
according to all the vets I have spoken with. I also volunteer for the shelter 
in my town and they do animals very young and it is very successful. His weight 
doesn't matter. They have to tailor the anesthesia to his weight so as long as 
they know his exact weight and it is an experienced vet, I would not worry 
about it. 

----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Donna Sue 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Friday, November 17, 2006 11:14 AM
  Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Chi neuter ? then



  Seems I heard the doggies had to be 10 months old to a year old before they 
would neuter them.  Something about them still growing and becoming full size.  

  I've never heard of lasar neutering.  But did have my two males both who 
weigh between 12-14 pounds neutered and all went well.  They were 10 months or 
older when we did this

  Donna

  Joey B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

    Hi All,

    I happen to have a male & am wondering if anyone has
    used the laser neutering? Wondered if it is easier
    on them? My guy is still pretty small but they say
    they can still neuter via laser. He is 5 1/2 mos &
    still not yet 3lbs...I was told he would be bigger,
    about 5lbs. Do you think he will still make it?

    thanks,
    jen

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