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You're most likely right. I'm thinking "old school" ages on neutering /spaying & have heard both pro & cons on doing it too soon.

OH,and yes, it's all about territory! A male unneutred will "mark" the whole interior of your home. Not limited to outside & once they develop this nadty habit, it can easily continue after being neutered. That takes away ability to reproduce & gets rid of the awful smell. Best to get him fixed...

9 months or a bit earlier for boys to "mature" & I think the same for girls, but not 100% sure. The surgery for both spaying(girl) & neutering(boys) has really come a long way. I had a rescued little girl spayed recently & the incision wasn't more than an inch long. And the paid medications they...

It's tough to find the right carrier. I don't know how folks use the soft sided, more like a square bag. My guys would chew through one of those in a day! Lol

I use 2 of the largest I could find, hooded pans, sometimes they like to pee standing up!I use plain clay litter, (Cat's Pride) scoop solids at least once a day, more if needed & stir the whole thing, helps keep all dry.Pans get dumped & washed & refilled every 3 days, had to do the same with...

It looks very similar to the 2 carriers I have for my cats.There have been times when tornado warnings have been issued & they've spent some time(reluctantly)in them till warning passes.I buy lots from Amazon & their return policy is pretty good, often the item can be returned at no shipping...

I have had 2 cats develop a disease within weeks of dental procedures.One was a 9 year old who had just a cleaning & within a month began eating voraciously, yet losing weight-hyperthyroidism & passed within 6 months. Just recently my 13yr old developed some abscesses, so extractions had to...