FINANCIAL HELP for DOMESTIC CATS - We are able to help qualifying people towards the cost of neutering of your domestic cats/kittens - paying £26 towards a female and £20 towards a male, reducing the cost for you.  For more information on this subsidised scheme and how to get help, please email me on neutering@ldawe.freeserve.co.uk or phone to leave a message on 0845 260 2398.

A neutered cat is less likely to catch life-threatening diseases such as Feline Infectious Virus (FIV) and Feline Leukaemia (FeLV).  These diseases are transmitted through saliva, often during cat-fights.  Neutered cats are less aggressive and so fight less.

FEMALE CATS BREED...  From the age of five months a healthy female cat can have up to three litters each year, with five or six kittens (or more) in each litter.  That adds up to 18 good, caring homes to be found each year for one cat's kittens.  There is no good reason to let a cat have one litter before spaying.  It costs far more to feed a pregnant cat and her kittens than to pay for the spaying operation.  There is a common misconception that a female cat should be allowed to have one litter of kittens before being spayed.  As a cat can have no anticipation of motherhood, there is no benefit to the cat from having a litter.  A cat only recognises a kitten when it squeals at her the first time she gives birth.  This first experience provides the memory so therefore it would seem kinder to spay before the first pregnancy.

MALE CATS SMELL...  An un-castrated (entire) adult male, marks his territory with strong smelling urine, indoors as well as outdoors.  MALE CATS WANDER...  He will disappear for days or weeks (sometimes months) often turning up injured or ill from untreated wounds.  Most cats killed on the road are un-neutered toms.  MALE CATS ALSO SING & FIGHT...  He's out every night, yowling and causing trouble with the neighbours and their cats.

Be a responible cat owner ...  HAVE YOUR CAT NEUTERED

PLEASE CONTACT ME NOW for more information via email neutering@ldawe.freeserve.co.uk or phone to leave a message on 0845 260 2398