Adventures of Haymitch the Rescue Kitten! FINALLY! BALLS OFF for 2013!

It is a lift off! After multiple delays, Haymitch cdc the Rescue Kitty got his balls off just in time for 2013!

We got a long letter from PDSA sponsored by the Duke of Edinburgh Trust…giving us long details abot Haymitch Esquire’s “procedures” and how…I quote: “If Haymitch Esq. shows even the hint of wishing to touch his incision…” we must contact them so we can collect an “Elizabethan collar” for our cat forthwith! I kid you not!

This is REALLy the language they used (just leave out the Esquire bit!) and btw…they are saying no pets should eat anything other than “Royal Canin” pet food…don’t ask…we do not agree as we saw the pricetag of Royal Canin!

Break out the Champers!!!! FINALLY Houston, we have a Lift off!!!!!

Reasons to desex your Cats and Dogs from www.pdsa.org.uk:

Neutering

What is neutering?

Neutering is an operation carried out by a vet. In male animals, the testicles are removed – this is called ‘castration’. In female animals, the ovaries and the uterus (womb) are removed – this is called ‘spaying’.

What are the benefits of neutering?

There are hundreds of thousands of unwanted animals in need of homes. Neutering stops animals from adding to this problem by having unwanted litters.

It also reduces the risk of our pets developing some serious diseases. This can help them live longer and enjoy a better quality of life.

Spaying female cats
Should I get my female cat neutered (spayed)?

Spaying stops your cat from having unwanted kittens and stops her from developing cancer of the ovaries or uterus. It also stops her from coming into ‘heat’ frequently which may be upsetting for her.

When is the best time to get my female cat neutered (spayed)?

The operation is often done at around five to six months of age, but can safely be done when your cat is younger or older. Ask your vet when the best time is for your cat.

Should my female cat have a litter before she’s neutered (spayed)?

There’s no benefit to your cat, and by delaying getting her spayed you increase her risk of having an unwanted litter.

Castrating male cats
Should I get my male cat neutered (castrated)?

Castrating your cat prevents him from fathering unwanted kittens when he’s away from your house. It also makes him less likely to fight, so reduces his chances of getting feline AIDS (FIV) (which is spread by bites).

Castration also makes your cat less likely to roam, which can reduce his chances of getting hit by a car, and he is less likely to spray urine in the house.

When is the best time to get my male cat neutered (castrated)?

The operation is often done at five to six months of age, but can safely be done when a cat is younger or older. Ask your vet when the best time is for your cat.

5 comments on “Adventures of Haymitch the Rescue Kitten! FINALLY! BALLS OFF for 2013!”

1. Mapalo

   February 21, 2013

   

   Hello, nice work. Can you please cite a few sources of your information please?

   From Cecilia: Most of my sources are sited with links….but most of it….well…if you look at the guests list in the menu on your left in the homepage : http://www.ceciliayu.com, you will get an understanding that….most of my source are rather DIRECT…not secondary ones…all the best to you. CC

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2. Vatalarone

   January 28, 2013

   

   I wanted to thank you for this great read!! Happy Chinese New year!

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   • ceciliawyu

     January 29, 2013

     

     Thank you Vatalarone, you too!

     

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3. Austin Carol Clement

   January 28, 2013

   

   Hope to see more good posts about your crazy cat in the future!

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4. Arianna

   January 27, 2013

   

   this is something i have never ever read.How can your cat avoid this so many times ? he is a lucky charm?

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