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Besides removing the ability to reproduce, neutering a male cat will result in behavioral changes which will improve the cat's health as well as making him a better pet.

Although there are risks involved with any surgery the health benefits to having your dog or cat neutered outweigh the risks.

Despite the large number of unwanted cats languishing in shelters, many owners fail to have their cats spayed or neutered due to common misconceptions.

Caring for a cat after a neutering operation can be difficult for some owners. Learn what to expect after neutering and how to care for a cat after surgery.

"Teenaged" kittens continue to develop physically and socially, and are capable of siring litters or becoming pregnant as young as 5 months of age.

Trying to decide if you should get your cat neutered? Consider the following pros and cons associated with getting a cat neutered or "fixed."

The Doris Day Animal Foundation came up with Spay Day USA to promote small animal spays and neuters.

Aggressive cats are no fun. Learn how to prevent a cat from treating one as a scratching post to ameliorate one's relationship with them.

2007 was full of big news stories that involved animals; from Michael Vick to the pet food recall. 2007 kept the heads spinning of pet owners and animal lovers alike.

16-year-old Manx, Jack-Jack, had been one of many victims last September during Hurricane Ike. 12 months later, he's found his way home.

At what age can cats start having kittens? Can a litter of kittens have more than one father? This article answers these questions and more?

Neuticles are a testicular implant designed for neutered dogs, cats, bulls and other domestic animals. With Neuticles, you can't tell that a pet has been neutered!

Don't forget your pet when setting this years New Years Resolutions. Here are 10 ideas for New Years goals that involve your pets health and well being.

There are many good reasons to have your cat desexed. It prevents unwanted litters, limits fighting and prevents numerous health problems.

Follow these ten steps and you'll start on a path to helping your furry kids live a longer, happier, healthier life.

Popular myths regarding feline behaviour and health requirements can lead to irrational fears and inappropriate feeding and medical treatment.

What can be done about feral cat populations? Do Trap-Neuter-Release (TNR) programs work?

If you're considering showing your pedigreed cat or your household pet, these terms will get you familiar with terminology used in cat shows.

Often people seeking to adopt from animal shelters still want a particular breed. For example, you could start a Chihuahua rescue.

If you're trying to find a kitten from a reputable breeder, understanding their terminology will help you find exactly what you're looking for.

Taking the right preventative actions can reduce feline aggression toward a resident dog and increase the likelihood that pets will get along with one another.

North American songbirds face many threats, such as habitat loss, pesticides, collisions with windows, and house cats. Minimizing hazards can help imperiled species.

Wondering how to tell if a cat is in heat? Learn the symptoms of a feline oestrus - they will exhibit distinct behaviors like calling and licking.