Can a Cat With Fleas Be Spayed?
If your cat has fleas, you should consider having him or her spayed. A spayed cat is much more likely to avoid pregnancy and to live a longer and happier life. Most vets perform spay and neuter surgery using disolvable stitches. Once the procedure is complete, your cat will need to be kept quiet for three to four days.
Fleas and ticks are contagious, and can infest your pet, especially if it’s outside. You can prevent infestation by regularly bathing your pet and applying flea and tick prevention products. You can also take your pet to the veterinarian for more serious cases of flea and tick infestations.
Fleas are very difficult to get rid of, but a good flea medication can kill them. This medicine is a convenient, easy-to-use spray that kills the fleas and their eggs. You can also treat your pet with medicated shampoo.
If you don’t feel comfortable giving your pet medicine, you can apply Dawn dishwashing liquid to the affected area. This solution will kill fleas in your cat’s fur and on your carpet. You can also use Dawn dishwashing liquid on fleas in the yard. You can even apply the solution to young kittens for flea prevention. But be sure to contact your veterinarian if you think your cat has fleas.
Cats should be spayed or neutered at four months of age. Before the surgery, your cat should have been weaned for at least two weeks. If you’re a new client, you should fill out a New Client Form 2017 to prepare yourself.