Reasons to Neuter Your Cat

Neutering is a very quick and simple surgical procedure with a very short recovery period. Besides helping to cut down on the cat population, having your cat(s) neutered will have a positive effect on their behavior and health. Below are some reasons, courtesy of About.com, to pay a visit to the vet.

Neutered cats are less likely to spray strong urine
Neutered cats will lose the urge to fight
Neutered cats will be less likely to try to escape
Neutered cats will not suffer the abscesses from fighting
Neutered cats will be less likely to contract diseases such as FeLV and FIV
Neutered cats will not be subject to testicular cancer
Neutered cats will not likely develop “stud tail,” caused by overactive glands in the tail
Neutered cats have a decreased risk of mammary cancer

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September 18, 2005 | Filed Under Cat Health