Experienced Spay & Neuter Services for Cats in Vancouver, WA

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At Feline Medical Clinic, we understand how deeply you love your cat. After all, they’re more than a pet; they’re family. Choosing to spay or neuter your cat is one of the kindest things you can do to support their lifelong health, comfort, and well-being. It’s a routine procedure with a profound impact, not just for your cat, but for the greater feline community, too.

Our feline-exclusive team provides expert surgical care in a calm, cat-friendly environment that’s tailored to reduce stress at every step. From the moment you walk through our doors, your cat is in gentle, experienced hands.

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Why Spaying or Neutering Your Cat is So Important

While your cat may never wander far from your cozy living room or sun-drenched windowsill, spaying or neutering is still one of the best decisions you can make for their health and happiness. Here’s why:

Health Benefits

  • Spayed females are protected from life-threatening uterine infections (like pyometra) and have a significantly lower risk of mammary cancer, which is malignant 90% of the time in cats.

  • Neutered males are less likely to develop testicular cancer and experience fewer hormone-related issues like aggression or roaming that can result in vehicular trauma or fights with other cats.

Behavior Improvements

  • Neutering helps curb territorial spraying, yowling, and the urge to escape and find a mate.

  • Spaying prevents the heat cycle in female cats, which often causes restlessness, excessive vocalization, and erratic, sometimes obnoxious, behavior.

Reducing Overpopulation

  • Even a single unplanned litter can contribute to the already overwhelming number of cats in shelters. By spaying or neutering, you’re helping reduce feline overpopulation and giving more cats the chance to find loving homes just like yours.

When Should My Cat Be Spayed or Neutered?

We typically recommend spaying or neutering your cat around 5 to 6 months of age, before the first heat cycle or onset of sexual maturity. However, it’s never too late. Adult cats can still safely undergo the procedure and enjoy the same health and behavioral benefits.

Not sure when the time is right for your feline friend? Our veterinarians are happy to guide you based on their age, breed, medical history, and lifestyle. Every cat is unique, and we’re here to create a care plan that’s just right for yours.

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Stress-Free Spay & Neuter for a Lifetime of Health

As cat parents ourselves, we understand how emotional it can feel to bring your beloved companion in for surgery. That’s why we’re committed to making every step of the process, from check-in to recovery, gentle, safe, and stress-free.

Have questions or want to schedule your cat’s spay or neuter procedure? Give us a call or book online.

Or give us a call at (360) 892-0224!