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Neuticles

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Neuticles®
Trademarked surrogate testes composed of a polypropylene homopolymer, which are implanted into castrated dogs, as well as cats, bulls, etc., on the premise that the animals have a body image that mandates this form of cosmetic surgery
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Intended for self-conscious pets with "neuter-hesitant" owners, Neuticles come in NeuticlesOriginal, NeuticlesNatural and NeuticlesUltraPlus, which feature a special textured exterior for the extra discerning buyer.
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Intended for self-conscious pets with "neuter-hesitant" owners, Neuticles come in NeuticlesOriginal, NeuticlesNatural and NeuticlesUltraPlus, which feature a special textured exterior for the extra discerning buyer.
Let Sleeping Dogs Lie, in Louis Vuitton Bed Sheets by Alex Tatarinov-Levin / Pets and Animals community
Neuticles have been implanted as well in more than 150,000 cats, horses, and bulls in all 50 states and 47 countries, according to Mr.
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