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Hello again, it's been a while.
So, I had my adult cat Parrot neutered a few months ago... brought him home from the vet and noticed that he still actually had his testicles. Now unless I'm out of date on things, I thought those were supposed to be removed, and that's what all the research I've done online says as well. There didn't appear to be any physical change in him at all, not even any stitches.
So what's up? Is this some new way of neutering that I don't know about, or did they not perform the procedure at all...?
I do know his behavior hasn't changed - he still sprays, he's still aggressive and territorial.
I'd really appreciate some insight on this, thank you.
So, I had my adult cat Parrot neutered a few months ago... brought him home from the vet and noticed that he still actually had his testicles. Now unless I'm out of date on things, I thought those were supposed to be removed, and that's what all the research I've done online says as well. There didn't appear to be any physical change in him at all, not even any stitches.
So what's up? Is this some new way of neutering that I don't know about, or did they not perform the procedure at all...?
I do know his behavior hasn't changed - he still sprays, he's still aggressive and territorial.
I'd really appreciate some insight on this, thank you.