If a cat gets spayed...
@beautyqueen26 (16030)
United States
6 responses
@OhMyDayz (157)
•
19 Jun 07
Not at all. We had the most independent cat who could hold her own against man or beast after she was spaded. All it does is stop them having kittens and nothing else. Both my other cats are also able to defend themselves against other cats.
At least she now won't be hounded by other male cats to have their wicked way with her!LOL
I am sure she will now have a more peaceful life;)
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@Inky261 (2520)
• Germany
19 Jun 07
If you spay adult animals they keep their personality. If you spay animals very young the personality doesn`t develop to normal adult behaviour because there is something missing. These animals are kind of childish. But if you spay grown animals they have their normal experiences for life and they will always use these experiences they have made earlier.
@Nykkee (2522)
• Canada
19 Jun 07
No. When an animal is spayed it just loses the ability to reproduce. If your cat is declawed then she can't defend herself. Some people, inculdeing myself, believe that fixing a female animal throws it into menopause, the same as it would to a human. Perconally I think cats should be kept inside, there is more than just other cats to worry about, there are wild animals, cars, and the simple fact that I cat is a domesticated animal, no longer equipt to live outdoors.
@beautyqueen26 (16030)
• United States
23 Jun 07
That would be ideal. We have lots of mean stray cats in the neighborhood and I'm sure she'd get in fights. I wouldn't want my princess to get hurt.
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