One popular myth among cat owners is that cats must have at least one litter of kittens before getting spayed. But, a female cat is not required to have little kittens before getting spayed. In fact, it is recommended to spay a cat before her first heat cycle to avoid unintended pregnancies and lower the risk of some cancers.
Allowing a female cat to have a litter before spaying can also contribute to the overpopulation of cats, as each litter can result in several kittens. The ovaries and uterus are removed during the common process of spaying a cat, which is typically risk-free and simple.
Spaying your cat as soon as possible will help to avoid health problems and behavioral problems. Before having your cat spayed, take her to the vet to ensure that the timing is appropriate and that the procedure is done correctly.
If you have questions and/or concerns about neutering or spaying cats, don’t hesitate to ask your vet New Albany, IN.
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