Spaying and neutering aids in population control, behaviour management, and lowering health risks.
Having your cat spayed or neutered is an important factor in controlling the overpopulation of cats. This means fewer cats ending up in shelters waiting for homes. It is also a crucial factor in the overall health and behaviour of your feline friend.
Spaying or neutering your cat removes their reproductive organs so they cannot reproduce. It can affect their behaviour by reducing the amount of hormones in their system.
We recommend spaying or neutering your cat around six months of age.
A cat neuter is performed under heavy sedation, that can be reversed once the testicles have been removed. A spay is a more invasive procedure that requires a full general anesthetic as we have to open the abdomen to remove the female reproductive organs.
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