For what it's worth I just had Buzz, my FeLV cat neutered last Thursday. The vet said the stress of neutering would be much less then the stress they go though when they want to roam and mate. He came through it amazingly well, even that evening I could hardly tell he had the procedure done. He wanted to eat and play and was his normal cheerful purring self. Good luck whatever you decide. Sue
---- Dorothy Noble <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I was reading Lynne's postings about her new cat being neutered this weekend - > I just wanted to pass along a little ifo I had received from a society in > Missouri. > > I was looking to adopt a FeLV kitty (to be a friend to my other FeLV) and I > was inquiring about cats that they had. I asked if they would be spayed or > neutered prior to adoption and she emphatically said NO. She said that if > they were not already fixed, they definitely do NOT recommend that type of > surgery on a cat with leukemia, due to their already fragile immune systems. > (I chose to wait until I could find one who was already fixed because I > definitely like my cats to be altered.) > > Just a little food for thought - I would hate to have something happen to > your friend during a surgery! > Dorothy > > > --------------------------------- > Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.
