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Dictionary says....
Neutering a cat – castration in the male (removal of the testes), and spaying the female (removal of the ovaries and uterus) – not only prevents unwanted pregnancies occurring, but also curbs unwanted behavioural patterns associated with sexual maturity and reduces the risk of certain diseases.
Dctionary says it also curbs unwanted behavioral patterns. I think this applies to your discussion.
you have a point but if I raise that stray cat since kitten, he would not be gritting teeth or become so aggressive at me cuz he is trained in home environment fo so long. Domestic. But this stray cat is different; not raised by anyone. Disowned since kitten, he has to survive by himself for looking for food and shelter particularly in cold winter. It causes unwanted behavioral patterns more noticeable than house pets. If stray cat is provided with training now by professionals, I think the cat would overcome unwanted behavioral patterns and would not grit his teeth if I come close to him. It has lots to do with his feral environment than his unwanted behavioral patterns.I think he is at least 7 yrs old.
I say hard to believe cuz training would not be helpful until neutered. I believe the primary reason for neuter surgery is not to give more babies although it can help curb other kinds of problems.
Good news. I called the neuter/spay clinic this afternoon. The operator said someone will be talking to me tomorrow.
Neutering a cat – castration in the male (removal of the testes), and spaying the female (removal of the ovaries and uterus) – not only prevents unwanted pregnancies occurring, but also curbs unwanted behavioural patterns associated with sexual maturity and reduces the risk of certain diseases.
Dctionary says it also curbs unwanted behavioral patterns. I think this applies to your discussion.
you have a point but if I raise that stray cat since kitten, he would not be gritting teeth or become so aggressive at me cuz he is trained in home environment fo so long. Domestic. But this stray cat is different; not raised by anyone. Disowned since kitten, he has to survive by himself for looking for food and shelter particularly in cold winter. It causes unwanted behavioral patterns more noticeable than house pets. If stray cat is provided with training now by professionals, I think the cat would overcome unwanted behavioral patterns and would not grit his teeth if I come close to him. It has lots to do with his feral environment than his unwanted behavioral patterns.I think he is at least 7 yrs old.
I say hard to believe cuz training would not be helpful until neutered. I believe the primary reason for neuter surgery is not to give more babies although it can help curb other kinds of problems.
Good news. I called the neuter/spay clinic this afternoon. The operator said someone will be talking to me tomorrow.