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    Puppy Love

    The coddling of the American pet
    by Katherine Riley Apr 18, 2017 2 minutes
    Source: Christopher DeLorenzo

    Neutering your pet isn’t exactly an aesthetic decision. But if for some reason you find Buddy’s postprocedural appearance disconcerting, you have options—like Neuticles, a set of testicular implants that promises to give your pet a more “natural” look. The manufacturer claims to have sold more than 500,000 implants, prompting a question: Just how big is the pet economy?

    According to the American Pet Products

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