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 The home of the Don Sphynx & Peterbald feline

              HAIRLESS PETERBALD SPHYNX
  The home of the Don Sphynx and the Peterbald feline

The Benefits of Spaying and Neutering


An unaltered Female in heat will spray, urinate and defecate in inappropriate places, vocalize loudly all hours of the night and day, and often attract noisy, bothersome males. Females that have heat cycles with out being bred are prone to Pyometra. The two main hormones produced by the ovaries are estrogen and progesterone. An excessive quantity of progesterone, or the uterus becoming oversensitive to it, causes pyometra. Toxicity develops very quickly in cats with pyometra. Treatment is a complete ovariohysterectomy. This removes the ovaries, oviducts, uterus, and all associated blood vessels. If not caught in time then death of the animal. The best prevention of pyometra is to have female cat spayed around 8 months of age.

Pregnant females eat considerably more both when pregnant and while caring for their offspring. Raising kittens is expensive and time consuming. Placing them in good homes involves feeding, caring, vaccinating, advertising and interviewing potential families.


Altered (Neutered) Male cats are less likely to suffer disorders in their reproductive glands, conditions that can lead to kidney disease. They too vocalize loudly all hours of the night and day. Unaltered male cats typically spray urine and urinate on anything and everything to mark territory inside and outside the home. This spray has a distinct, obnoxious odor. Neutering around 8 months of age helps eliminate this problem.                                 

Through client feed back and personal review we recommend that you Do NOT use the following -


JOHNSON VETERINARY HOSPITAL in Lawrence, Ma. 

NORTHEAST VETERINARY HOSPITAL in Peabody, Ma. 

REVERE PET CLINIC in Revere, Ma.

BACK BAY VETERINARY CLINIC in Boston, Ma.  Dr. Suzy (will over vaccinate animal & pre exam prior to altering)


BROADVIEW ANIMAL in Dover, N.H.   Dr. Nicole Patton said that the FVRCP vaccination "contains coronavirus vaccine" and will prevent the virus. Trust me that vaccination which is given to all my animals does not stop and/or prevent Feline Corona Virus! 


LOW COST SPAY and NEUTER CLINICS 

**  http://eastbayanimalhospitalseekonk.com/our_staff.html

  

*MASSACHUSETTS ANIMAL COALITION http://www.massanimalcoalition.com/resources/spay-neuter/   (Once you click the link scroll to the bottom left of page and click on the county in your area) They do NOT require testing and all the extras that most will make you pay for.

 

*FRIENDS OF ANIMALS offer Low Cost certificates for altering your Pet.*These certificates are only accepted by participating Veterinarians. You also have to ask each vet what they require along with the certificate for some will tally the bill up to over 300$'s.