would you neuter or spay?

I am a trainee anumal nurse and all vets reccomend that cats are castrated or neutered. There are many reasons to have cats speyed or castrated In Queens (female cats) It prevents unwanted litters It prevents seasons which can attaract tom cats Prevents infection of the womb eliminates false pregnancy Shows responsible pet ownership. In male cats (Tom cats) Helps prevent territorial behaviour Prevents spraying (Tom cat wee stinks believe me i've been covered in it more times than i can count) Prevents straying may help with behavioural problems such as agression prevents cancer of the testicals Shows responsible ownership by helping to prevent unwanted litters rescue centres find it hard to cope when they recieve lots of unwanted litters. These are just a few reasons to spey or castrate. If you need any more advice on the benefits of neutering pop down to your local vets. The operation The operation is extremely quick and painless, it is an extremely easy operation and you will find that as long as there arn't any complication you can take your cat home the same day. Most vets reccomend that cats are neutered from 6 months of age and after a queen with kittens has finished welping (when her kittens no longer rely on their mothers milk) Some rescue organisations such as the Cats protection and RSPCA offer vouchers to help pay for neutering if you are on benefits.

i would spay or neuter a cat if i had to if it was an outdoor cat or if i wasn't planning on having at least one litter of kittens but in that case i would buy a male and a female and then have them fixed after the first litter

My kitty has already been neutered. I didn't want him spraying all over the house or making any unwanted kittens if he ever happened to go out the house plus I had heard that cats who get spayed /neutered are healthier than cats who don't

Most definately I'll spay/neuter my animals. I'm a responsible pet owner. Besides, it calms them down and I have happier/healthier animals.

Yes I would there are so many benefits for you and your pet in doing this.

definitely that is a no brainer question it has many reasons why it should be done but common sense needs to know that it is the right thing to do u dont have the heat cycles and the constant whining

Every cat I've ever had has been spayed/neutered. I've seen too many cases from my friends/family where theirs aren't and the behavioural effects of the operation are super important to me. I couldn't stand the spraying or the way females act when in heat. Or in the case of females, oops, they'd escape once in a while and get pregnant. I have two cats right now, a boy and a girl and both are fixed and declawed.

I totally agree with have all animals spayed or neutered. It's best for them for a long, healthy life. And there are way tooo many pets sitting at the animal shelters waiting for a home or to be put down. It's sad.. I can't stand to see the amount of animals that are there.. My animals have always been fixed, and that's the way it should be.