How can I advocate for the humane treatment of all cats?

What is desexing? Desexing is the removal of your cat's reproductive organs. A professional veterinarian does desexing in a sterile surgical ward. The testes of ... Aug 20, 2019 ... Prepubertal desexing (neutering) has been a legal requirement for all cats and dogs in the Australian Capital Territory since 2001. The most obvious reason to desex your cat is to prevent unwanted litters of kittens. There are health benefits for your cat too. Without the reproductive organs ... Weight gain is common after desexing is performed, particularly in those dogs and cats desexed later. This is due to a reduced metabolic rates and reduced ... What is desexing? Desexing is the removal of your cat's reproductive organs. A professional veterinarian does desexing in a sterile surgical ward. The testes of ... Jul 29, 2019 ... As veterinary surgery goes, desexing a cat is a simple and straightforward procedure. For male cats, two small incisions are made in their ... The surgery involves removing both testicles. It is a standard procedure, but is still a major surgery, done under full anaesthetic. Your pet will have the hair ... The best time to neuter your kitten is around six months. Many veterinarians prefer to wait until the kitten is around six months because he will receive a ... Desexing is the removal of your cat's reproductive organs. A professional veterinarian does desexing in a sterile surgical ward. Mar 6, 2019 ... Desexing is compulsory in SA for all dogs and cats born after 1 July 2018. Cats and dogs have to be desexed by the age of six months, or within ...