Getting your cat neutered is good for them – and for you too!
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A neutered cat is happier and healthier…
- They’re less likely to get serious diseases through mating
- Your cat will fight less, meaning fewer injuries and therefore lower vet bills
- Neutering will stop your female cat getting some cancers
Neutering could make YOUR life easier too!
- Your neutered male is less likely to roam, so there’s less chance he’ll be hit by a car
- He’s also less likely to spray smelly urine in your house and garden
- Got a female cat? No more being woken up by her wailing when she’s in heat!
Kittens are hard work!
- They are very cute but hard work. Their care takes time, effort and money – think of the food bills and the ‘accidents’ you’ll have to clean up!
Did you know?
- Cats can breed from four months of age
- Cats will mate with their brothers, sisters and parents
- Cats don’t need ‘just one litter’ before being spayed
- One unneutered female cat can be responsible for 20,000 descendants in just five years
Want to know more?
- Neuter your cat at four months of age or younger
- Visit www.cats.org.uk/neutering or speak to your vet for advice
- Call our Neutering helpline on 03000 12 12 12 to find out if you’re eligible for a voucher. It’s kinder to neuter
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