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Old 18-06-2011, 06:49 PM
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Originally Posted by mstori View Post
thanks everyone, I will certainly go and get advice from another vet. Im terrified incase she gets pregnant again. We cant even open windows as we are scared she will get out, and its been so hot recently.

I definately want her spayed. All my females have been, and my male cat was also. Not worth the risk of not doing it, both pregnancy and health benefits.

Tori x
pregnant again?? I dont understand you got her 2 half years ago why didnt you neuter her then? IF she only started spraying 5months ago? thats two years to late.

she is more than likely spraying to attract a mate, my girls spray, one of them also craps everywhere, so lucky your girl isnt doing that

I have never heard so much crap lately with vets advice, id have her neutered asap, poor poor girl
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