Word Finder - neutered

definition

To remove sex organs from an animal to prevent it from having offspring; to castrate or spay, particularly as applied to domestic animals.

definition

To rid of sexuality.

definition

To drastically reduce the effectiveness of something.

Snowy and Fluffy (26/06/04) Snowy is a very handsome neutered male albino Netherland Dwarf x Dwarf Lop rabbit.

We have lent Maria one of our traps so that she can trap any females and they can be neutered at Martina's clinic.

We don't get neutered and washed into some big glob.

George is a 4 year old, neutered, very large black Labrador.

Pippa is a black dwarf lop, 9 month old, not neutered.

A neutered male will be able to have other rabbit friends, without fear of agression or breeding.

Females The most obvious reason for having a female rabbit neutered is to prevent her from producing baby rabbits.

Mister Mister is a 6 month old neutered male, who is waiting for a special neutered male, who is waiting for a special neutered female friend to come into his life.

Oldham Cats has all cats and kittens neutered before rehoming and our adoption fee is just £ 30.

Our two other queen's now neutered are mother and daughter.

Some cats who are not neutered may choose to roam far away from your house.

Owners will be given time to get an animal spayed or neutered.

If your pet is n't spayed or neutered, make an appointment today for the surgery.

But having an intact tomcat neutered will significantly reduce the risk.

Paddy is neutered, micro-chipped, kennel cough vaccinated, wormed and inoculated.

If you are considering adopting baby bunnies. you must get them neutered or spayed as soon as they reach sexual maturity.

Cats that are bought as pets, not for breeding, should be neutered or spayed at the age recommended by your veterinary surgeon.

All the cats are neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped and have tested negative for feline aids and leukemia.

If your pet hasn't been spayed or neutered, now is the time to do so.

The risk is also higher for dogs that have not been neutered, as they tend to be more territorial and aggressive.

The kitten will also need to be spayed or neutered.

To put an end to this obnoxious problem, the surest path is to have your cat spayed or neutered.

It's essential to get at least one of your cats spayed or neutered, or else sooner or later you're going to wind up with kittens.

I'd also suggest having him neutered if you haven't already done so.

The male has periodically urinated on various things (sofa, blankets, scraps of folded material, carpet), and is still doing it months after being neutered.

How were your male's house manners before he was neutered?

You don't mention whether both cats are males or whether they are neutered.

If they are not both neutered, this can enhance that territorial behavior.

If you have him neutered at four months old, it may also keep him from ever developing a urine spraying habit.

If he's not neutered, go ahead and have it taken care of.

If the new cat hasn't already been neutered, have this taken care of right away.

I have a neutered male ginger that, despite being super cute, is driving me insane.

Male cats also like to mark their territory (females sometimes do this too, though), but you mention your cat has been neutered, which should have lessened this type of behavior.

She is also displaying what we call "psycho kitty" events, where she runs up and down the stairs, chasing something invisible, attacking her brother (neutered male) and play fighting all the time.

There's also a catch; each kitten will be spayed or neutered before it goes home with its new owner, so the company will be able to manipulate its supply to ensure demand, thus keeping these kitties a profitable venture.

Take the cat to the vet and have him or her spayed or neutered, thoroughly checked for any stray cat diseases and vaccinated.

A primary issue with many cats, especially neutered males, is a problem with calculi in the urinary tract due to abnormal pH levels.

For example, an intact male cat living outside has an estimated lifespan of about three years while a neutered male living inside may easily live for 15 years.

Neutering - Cats who have been neutered or "fixed" live longer than intact cats.

You will want to discuss when she should be spayed (or neutered if your kitten is male).

Cats do not need to reproduce to be happy, and neutered animals tend to live longer, healthier lives.

Many pet rescue organizations provide veterinary care, personality assessment, behavioral training, socialization, and have the dogs spayed and neutered.

For this reason, dogs who do not meet the breed specifications are often spayed or neutered and placed in companion dog homes.

Most dog day care facilities require your dog to be spayed or neutered.

The puppy we were puppy sitting is also scheduled to be neutered this week.

He's one year old, not yet neutered, and excessively stubborn.

I also recommend having him neutered immediately.

At this age, the puppy has received all of its shots, been neutered or spayed, is most likely housebroken, trained and socialized.

We have a one-year-old neutered male that she has been flirting with.

I have a twelve-year-old neutered male Rottweiler and a five-year-old spayed female Labrador/Basset Hounds mix.