Talking To Your Vet

Talking To Your Vet

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15 October 2021

Three Ways Feral Cats Can Benefit From Being Spayed

When there are neighborhood cats around that nobody owns or takes responsibility for, it can lead to a ton of kittens quickly. Spaying and neutering cats is one way to avoid this, but it's hardly where the benefits stop for stray cats. If you've noticed cats in your area that are in heat, visibly pregnant, or who appear to be young females, then you should strongly consider trapping them, having them spayed, and then either adopting them out or returning them to the neighborhood depending on their friendliness.

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Your animal is like a member of your family, which is why it can be difficult to watch as they struggle with medical issues. While it can be challenging to see how things unfold, it is always a good idea to work with someone who you can really trust. While having someone on hand who can answer your medical questions is vital, trusting them when you are putting your animal in their hands is important. If you have an animal that you love, keep an open line of communication with their veterinarian, and be open about any questions you have regarding your animal's care. After all, they can't speak for themselves, so it is your duty to do everything you can to help.

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