Pet overpopulation is a crucial problem in the United States today. An ovariohysterectomy, or spay of a cat is necessary for greater health and happiness of your loved one. This imperative operation also reduces a number of behavioral problems that may occur during the many cycles of attempted wooing in your cats' existence. Spaying your feline is a vital cause not only to help actively control the overpopulation of the species, but also for exceedingly superior ease on the owner due to abundantly better behavior and ultimately better health of the cat.
I understand that watching your cat through the wonder of birth and to witness her intimately raise her young is an educational and rewarding experience, however, preventing litters of tiny kittens can help save the precious lives of babies already born that do not have homes. Over 8 million cats and dogs are euthanized every year in the United States alone because animal shelters and humane societies do not have the immense resources needed to accommodate all of the homeless pets.
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Have Your Loved Ones Spayed or NeuteredIt has been calculated that one cat and her offspring could produce up to 420,000 kittens in a 7 year period. Allowing a cat to have even one litter of kittens simply adds to this number.
Spaying your beloved cat vastly reduces the risk of her contracting several life threatening diseases of the reproductive tract. Un-spayed cats have a 90% greater chance of contracting destructive cancers of the mammary glands, ovaries, and the uterus. Older un-spayed female cats are at great risk of getting pyometra, a malignant infection which manifests in the womb that can be fatal if not treated properly. Also on the average, sterilized cats live two to three years longer than un-spayed cats.
If you've ever had the unfortunate experience of a female...