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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.

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

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

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

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

A look at the incurable diseases that might affect your cat, as well as information on genetic testing and the pros and cons of vaccinations.

Everything you should know about feline AIDS, including what it is, how it is treated, and the pros and cons of the vaccine.

Information to help you make the decision whether to spay or neuter your cat or kitten and what age they should be when you have the procedure done.

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

Feline diabetes is a common diagnosis in older cats. The definition and treatment for cat diabetes is outlined along with the symptoms.

There are five primary types of aggression that cats display, and each requires a different strategy for treatment or prevention.