Are your pets spayed and neutered ?

Yes. Everyone one of them. I am a responsible pet owner and rescue animals off the street. Spay and neuter is the answer to unwanted overpopulation.

Of course. Unless you're a breeder, you should always fix your cats.

Yes, it is the humane thing to do.

Not any of the dogs. I have come around to where I may someday spay a female but I ill never, ever castrate a male.It just ruins them as well as making them prone to illnesses and disorders. My chow chows aren't spayed simply because chows chows have a nasty tendency not to wake up from anesthesia. lost my favorite chow to a simple entropian surgery. It just isn't worth it. So they don't have tubal ligations either although I heard today that my neighbor had her newfie have a tubal under local at the University. But those are huge calm dogs. All the cats are neutered.

For the most part yes, we only have cats but we still have a new girl that needs to get fixed.

All but Tom. He seems to be really old, but I'd still like to get him done just because it made all the other cats so much happier.

I have 2 females. About two years ago one developed a serious uterus infection and she almost died and I had to have it removed. I quickly removed the uterus of the other female to make sure she did not get the same problem

YES, I have 3 cats (all female) spayed. In the past both the males I had were neutered (both deceased) also my area had a population explosion of cats, so I barrowed 2 human traps. In one month I worked with a local agency to catch, spay/neuter, and rabies vaccinate 15 feral cats. All did well.

Yes. And all the ones we have had over the years have been too.

Both of my dogs, 4/9 of my cats (five are just eight weeks old).

Yep. It's always a good idea to spay and neuter before you end up with tons of puppies, kittens, or anything other animal.

None. I don't like fixing my animals. If you can't handle an unaltered animal, you shouldn't own one.

yes ALL of them.

Yes

I have a snowshoe cat (half Siamese, half tabby) with blue eyes, a fluffy ginger boy kitty as soft as a chinchilla, and a purebred West Highland White Terrier, all are fixed. I give their descriptions because lots of people have asked me why I got them fixed instead of breeding them because they're so beautiful I'd easily sell the babies, and my answer is because I'm inexperienced and trial-and-error is not the way to go when lives are at stake. (BTW, I got the Westie from a couple who just didn't spay their dogs fast enough! They said it was much easier then they thought so maybe, if I were to do it, at least I'd have a good mentor - my dog's first family!

of course - my 3 cat girls are

Yeah. Except for the chickens XD

Nope!

My cat is, but my puppy is too young yet, she'll be done in another 2 months.

no

No, why would I want to stop something that is natural?

Yes

I have purebred show cats. Not all are spayed/neutered, but the kittens will be spayed/neutered before they leave my home.

Absolutely.

Cats yes, dogs no.

yeah... and all the ones we have had over the years have been too...

yeah... and all the ones we have had over the years have been too...

No because I believe they should be free

Yes, all mine are and I do TNR.

2 Shih Tzu's YES.

Yes. All my cats have just been castrated.

both of my male cats are spayed and it's so nice not having to deal with them spraying everywhere

Yes, except for the ducks and the chickens. I don't have a rooster and we eat the duck eggs.

Only because my cats were siblings.

the dog, my mom pushed it on me.

Yes, all of them

Yes, always. Unless you are showing your animal or are a RESPONSIBLE breeder (working toward the betterment of the breed, not just for profit and to make cute puppies/kittens), you should be responsible and spay and neuter your animals. Too many animals end up euthanized and veterinary care for pregnant animals and newborns is expensive.