You may want to have someone do it who uses a laser....less bleeding
and easier recovery.
On Feb 10, 2009, at 5:28 PM, gary wrote:
If she were my kitty, I would have her spayed. Yes, there is some
stress
involved in having it done, but there is also stress every time she
goes
into heat. There are other advantages to having her spayed, like a
much
reduced chance of mammary cancer, etc. I have had many positive
kitties
spayed with no problems. We can never know for sure but the odds
are in
kitty's favor.
Gary
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Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 1:37 PM
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Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Felvtalk Digest, Vol 8, Issue 7
Hi All,
I have a FELV+ kitty, Maddie 3 yrs old who came as a stray to us in
October
2008, she is strictly indoors now, she is on interferon, and she is
eating
well, gaining weight, playing, lovable, etc. She has not been
spayed, My vet
who wanted to put her to sleep in October just because she was
positive,
which of course I did not do, told me not to have her spayed it
could stress
her and she would die, another vet told me to have her spayed. I
don't know
what to do, looking at her you would never even know that she was
sick. Any
advice? I love her so much and I don't want to do anything that may
harm
her.
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