When to castrate a cat is a very important issue,often arising from the owners of these animals. The most suitable age is closer to 12-14 months. The later casting of a cat, the better for an animal, but castration at the age of 6-7 months can lead to the fact that the development of the genital organs does not reach its normal level. This can cause problems with urination.
After the castration operation, it is usually to mark the territorythe cat stops. But if he has ever been knitted, or he is older than a year and a half, to guarantee that the cat will stop marking the territory, it is impossible, the probability still remains. In the event that you can castrate a cat on time, you can count on the absence of "marks". Scream in the spring the cat will also stop, will be less aggressive. The life span of a castrated animal is higher, and playfulness and active behavior persist. In addition, castration protects the cat from various feline infections and diseases associated with the genitourinary system. I must say that about 70% of non-castrated cats are affected by such diseases.
So, the time has come when you need to castratecat. It is necessary to prepare in advance. First of all, you need to conduct a survey of the animal from a veterinarian, who will give an opinion about when to castrate a cat, and when to conduct such an operation is not recommended. The owner of the animal needs to treat the existing infections twenty days before the operation and expel the parasites. The day before you need to wash your pet with shampoo with antiseptics, do not feed twelve hours before the operation, and for five hours and do not drink.
After the castration operation, the animal does not requireany special care, but if you consider that during the operation of anesthesia, you just have to be a little more attentive to your pet. Before the animal returns to normal life, some time must pass, and during this period it is necessary to monitor that, in order to avoid injuries during fall, the cat does not jump high. But the cat after the castration will not run away from home, will not scream, spoil the furniture and mark the territory.
When it is already late or impossible to castrate a catfor medical reasons, it remains only to provide him with regular breeding and stock up special means to avoid the emergence of the next "marks".