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Butchie is nearly 9 months old now and we've not had him neutered. He's an only cat (so far) and there's not been any spraying or behavioural problems that could be linked to sexual maturity. I just don't know why we would have him neutered if there's no change in our circumstances or his behaviour? Are there any particular benefits for health or anything else?
I think if we did get a second sphynx, I can see that his behaviour might change if he's still intact... I've been thinking if we get a second cat it might be best to get a female as I've read it might cause issues introducing a second male? Anyway, can you have a spayed female and an intact male? So many questions, but so many people on here with so much experience, so I hope you can help
I think if we did get a second sphynx, I can see that his behaviour might change if he's still intact... I've been thinking if we get a second cat it might be best to get a female as I've read it might cause issues introducing a second male? Anyway, can you have a spayed female and an intact male? So many questions, but so many people on here with so much experience, so I hope you can help