Why you should spay your female cat 11 Articles

by Erin Knight

Are you a responsible cat owner? Well let's see. You provide food, water and shelter for your feline friend. Veterinary visits take care of yearly vaccines and examinations. Your cat is lavished with love, attention and ex...read more

by Charlotte Howard

Although it may seem like a good idea to leave your cat entire, perhaps you want to let her have kittens, doing so can have serious consequences on her health. Unless you are a breeder having your female cat spayed is one...read more

by Janet Farricelli

20 GOOD REASONS WHY TO SPAY YOUR CAT At some point or another, new cat owners may start debating if they should spay or not their kitty. The debate usually starts once the heat cycle kicks in, when owners are either goi...read more

by Tirzah Hawkins

Kittens are a wonderful thing. They are cute and cuddly with adorable little faces not many people can resist. What person can't appreciate the sweetness of a kitten? But kittens grow up to be cats and may not seem qui...read more

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by Geraldine Bivens

Kittens are so much fun! The more kittens there are, the happier we will all be! Nonetheless, compelling arguments show that spaying your female cat is the best course of action. The Overpopulation Problem A sin...read more

by Douglas Black

Population control is almost essential within any ecosystem; conservation of this natural balance can become the key to the very survival of a species. All one has to do to observe the current over-populated animal shelter...read more

by N.E.

Today I went to the Yakima Humane Society to check out dogs that might be good with my kids. We recently had to give up a stray animal we found because we found the owner. As I was in the lobby area I saw a poster that t...read more

by Iris W

Spaying, or ovariohysterectomy, a cat means to remove the cat's reproductive organs, hence it will never be able to have her own kittens again. It sounds we're doing something cruel to the animal, but the truth is we are l...read more

by Sarah Williams

In today's world, the title "responsible pet owner" is synonymous with the words "spay" and "neuter". Sadly, our neighborhoods, cities and shelters are over-run with "accidental" animals that have no where safe to live, a...read more

by Lin Edwards

In the USA alone over a MILLION cats, many of them healthy and bright eyed kittens, end up dead at the end of a needle. In this 'throw-away' society there are simply far more kittens born each day than there are homes to t...read more

by Rose Spotts

When your family acquires a cat, inevitably you will be faced with the decision on whether or not to spay or neuter your new pet. If you cat is female, spaying your cat can help to keep her a healthy and active member of ...read more