Why neuter your cat?
- Female cats come into season from 6months old and
breed twice a year. Sadly, there are not homes enough for
all the kittens born. Continuous breeding is not good for
the cat. - Kept indoors the cat will come in season repeatedly during
spring and autumn, becoming very agitated each time. She
is at risk of developing pyometra, a womb problem
requiring urgent spaying. - a cat can come in season again and get pregnant even
before the kittens are weaned. Get her spayed when they
are 6-7 weeks old. - The uncastrated male cat will go a long way in search of
females. He may be missing for days at a time and come
back frequently with cat bite abscesses. He is at high risk of
catching FIV (feline AIDS). - He may not come back - because they travel a long way,
tom cats are frequently killed on the road. - If he is kept indoors he is likely to spray urine round the
house - tom cat urine is one of the most persistent smells
known.
PRICES these vary with the maturity of the cat , the lowest price is for the 4-5 month cat, the age we prefer to neuter them. Spaying female £40-£48 Castrating male £30 - £36 We can neuter kittens from 10 weeks, before they are rehomed. We can neuter batches of feral cats by arrangement. Please contact us for details |
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