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Re: Neutering ages
Some Vets will early neuter and some won't, I would ring round Vets in your area and see what their policies are, my vets say 2kg or 6 months but Monty went in slightly early as I had two of the opposite sex and started to worry but his ahems were all present and correct so they went ahead and did him. I think some Vets will do it from 12 weeks.
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Re: Neutering ages
I have a vets here that will do from 2 months - just found out today - will be asking them about it as it could be really useful!
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Re: Neutering ages
when we got Colin the guy there said coz his had droped (Colins i mean
)that we could have him done then at 12 weeks but would be down to the vet. when we took him and asked about this he said yes it could be done BUT it would be to dangerous anistetic wise his body would not be able to withstand it as well as if he were 5 months so we are waiting untill he is 5 months. personaly i wouldnt do it untill older as if you think there still babies. would you do something like that to your baby? |
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Re: Neutering ages
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I know how hard it is dealing with a litter of kitten's because some silly person couldn't get their cat done, who now lives with me, and I'm struggling because of it (2days without sleep, really begin to affect you in the end) x |
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Re: Neutering ages
Quite the opposite. Hormones are what tell the growth plates in the bones to close and fuse. Neutering before sexual maturity causes the growth plates to close later resulting in a longer bone lengths, although to be fair you're unlikely to see a difference just by looking at the adult cat size. There have been various studies into this in dogs, i'm sure there have been studies in cats but none I can link to i'm afraid.
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