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Professionaalne Maine Coon Kasvandus "Forest Rich" Maine C**n Kasvandus "Forest Rich" WCF
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17/02/2025

V'Empress Forest Rich
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Wizard Beauty Forest Rich
5 months ❤️

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New Hit Altan Khatan
9 months ❤️

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When you're a hot teenager and you smell the females who took pictures before you 🤣
New Hit Altan Khatan
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True Alabay Forest Rich
11 months ❤️

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Greetings from a graduate
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Greetings from a graduate
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11 months ❤️

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Congratulations to the R litter on their 2nd birthday 🎊🥳🥰

15/02/2025

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Xamira Forest Rich
2,5 months

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Xariah Forest Rich
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X'Clusive Romance Forest Rich
2,5 months

06/02/2025

Early castration

Historically, the timing of neutering has been at six months of age for owned cats. However, pregnancy can be seen in queens as young as four months of age6. Since 2006, neutering cats prepubertally at four months has been recommended by The Cat Group and subsequently supported by other animal welfare and veterinary organisations.

Historically, there have been some barriers within the veterinary profession relating to perceived risks of transitioning from six to four-month neutering. This document provides a simple review of current available evidence on key areas of concern for neutering cats earlier than six months. While the recommendation is four months for owned cats, we note that some of the studies explore the effects of neutering at earlier ages. This summary is intended to be a quick informative tool to enable key evidence to be incorporated into clinical practice. We have searched two databases and have only included published peer-reviewed work. Surgical risks? Short-term studies have identified no increased surgical risks associated with prepubertal neutering (during, immediately after and up to a week after neutering). Furthermore, neutering earlier (8-12 weeks of age) has the benefit of being more expedient, relative to neutering at 6-8 months. This fact is probably due to the physiological differences between kittens and adult cats. For example, gonadal vessels are elastic and small, there is less abdominal and bursal fat which can help enable good visualisation and accurate haemostasis of small blood vessels and prepubertal ovaries have been found to be easily identified because of their relatively large size in comparison to the small size of the kitten. It has also been reported that a smaller incision is required and use of intradermal absorbable skin sutures can reduce the need for Elizabethan collars and/or postoperative checks. A lower rate of postoperative wound complications and less affective pain has also been documented following prepubertal neutering (

31/01/2025

Xariah Forest Rich
9 weeks ❤️

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