Angela, if you found a vet who did, I'd be interested as well. Since I did sign a s/n agreement when I adopted Nebekenezzer, and I don't want to neuter him. They haven't come to me yet to see, but that could be a great middle ground if it's necessary.
Sure, you can ask, although everyone else on this board will wish you didn't, LOL!
I cannot stand the physical differences between intact and neutered animals and the health ramifications that vets don't mention when convincing people to neuter, including the increased risk of injuries, dysplasia, and a long list of others. Search old posts for details...I don't want to start another neutering thread. Most importantly, I try to keep all my animals in as "natural" condition as possible, and this encompasses more than just leaving them intact-no vaccines, no processed food, etc. etc.
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I know vets will do them on cats to create "teaser toms". If the anatomy isn't that different maybe you could get find a vet willing to do it by asking around the local cat breeders. Or maybe a veterinary university would be interested?
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Re: waiting to neuter
[Re: Kathryn Grigel ]
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