Spaying and neutering helps with population control, behaviour, and reduced health risks for pets.
It is a sad fact that there is a large feral cat population, even in our area. Spaying or neutering your pet truly does help to control the number of cats and kittens that get euthanized each year. Spay or neutering your pet can also minimize the chance of your pet getting certain types of cancer, wandering and fighting.
Spaying is the surgical removal of the ovaries and the uterus. This procedure prevents unwanted pregnancies and decreases the risk of mammary cancer. Neutering is the surgical removal of both testicles. It eliminates breeding and decreases behaviours such as fighting and urine marking.
Each cat is unique and so is the time they should be spayed or neutered. Together with your veterinarian, the best time to perform this procedure will be determined.
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