Cat Spay and Cat Neuter
Responsible pet care means having your cat spayed or neutered.If you are not
planning to breed your cat, we strongly recommend that you have your female cat spayed/your male cat
neutered. Cats become sexually mature around six months of age, therefore, at this time we recommend spay or
neuter. This will help ensure you get a good night's sleep (cats in heat yowl!), and will reduce the incidence
of cats spraying urine in and around your house.
SPAYING (Ovariohysterectomy)
The surgery is performed under sterile operating room conditions, with the animal under a general
anesthetic. It involves the removal of the ovaries, fallopian tubes and uterus (womb) through an abdominal
incision. After the operation, the female will not come into heat, and will have neither the interest nor
capacity to breed. There is NO ADVANTAGE in waiting for the female to have a heat cycle or a litter before
being spayed. Spaying prevents unwanted heat cycles, reproductive diseases and unwanted pregnancies.
Apart from sexual activity, spaying has no effect on the female's temperament.
NEUTERING
This procedure involves the removal of the testicles through a small incision made on the
scrotal sack, with the cat under a general anesthetic. This eliminates the source of sperm and male hormone.
Neutered male cats are less likely to roam, fight with other cats, or spray urine in the house. It does not
change the cat's personality, reduce or prevent unwanted aggressive behaviour to people. Neutering does
reduce the offensive odour of "tom cat urine".
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