Neutered vs. Intact: Pros & Cons

[kelicat]

I'm so glad it is done and over for him! You really did do the right thing!

Your babies are adorable by the way!

 

[az<3me]

yeah, he wasnt himself actually, stopped playing, stopped eating like he used to, and it was obvious that IT IS TIME although he wasnt spraying, but spraying shouldnt be the main reason for surgery.
today he started playing again and running like crazy around the house

 

[az<3me]

Originally Posted by Kelicat

I'm so glad it is done and over for him! You really did do the right thing!

Your babies are adorable by the way!

thank you

..umm...this is one cat actually

 

[kelicat]

Originally Posted by AZ<3Me

thank you

..umm...this is one cat actually

lol, sorry! I misread the first post! IF you had a female cat, not that you have a female cat!!

Hehehe, Givi looks to be quite the character:-)

 

[az<3me]

he is a clown!

your cat is adorable i looooove tabbies

 

[goldenkitty45]

Haven't met a rex yet that was NOT a clown

Some more then others

 

[callista]

Hey, that's good you got him neutered. It'll be good for him in the long run. And you can still show, if you want; there's classes for neutered cats, right?

Don't worry about him getting fat and lazy. I got Tiny neutered and he actually LOST half a pound! I was a bit worried; but then I decided to just switch back to kitten food for a while (he was a stray and I picked him up at about 9 months old, and he was neutered a month after that, so technically he was still a kitten). A month of that, and he gained it back. Now that he's a year old, I'm feeding adult food to both cats, and he's a slim normal weight and active (hooo boy, is he active!).