Hello all!
Today I had a foster kitten (born April 6) spayed who did not have a uterus. She had ovaries, but they were held in place by ligaments, and not attached to anything. Information on this has proven hard to find, and the vet who did the surgery was part of a high-volume charity spay neuter clinic, so talking to them is not really feasible, especially because this is not a concern, just my curiosity. Does anyone have any information or experience with this type of thing? Thank you!
Today I had a foster kitten (born April 6) spayed who did not have a uterus. She had ovaries, but they were held in place by ligaments, and not attached to anything. Information on this has proven hard to find, and the vet who did the surgery was part of a high-volume charity spay neuter clinic, so talking to them is not really feasible, especially because this is not a concern, just my curiosity. Does anyone have any information or experience with this type of thing? Thank you!
