Thread: Snip. Snip. Snip!

Sounds like the timing is about right Peter.
I had my lads 'done' at just over 8 months, when I noticed Larry getting a bit too bullish, shall we say, playing a bit too rough with his brother, and starting to, er, miss the tray...

I reckon you need a trailer :D

Don't envy your Vet bill Peter. Re carriers, use at least 2! I'm in london 26th and can bring Millies carrier for you to borrow but think that's gonna be too late. Why can't UK vets perform the snip procedure, same as humans, its far less stressful for cat x

I'm a big lad, I can carry 20kg, it's just a very big shape to carry. I will practise next week. I may rope some "work from home" local to help if needed. Thanks though and feel free to come visit

Yeah, I'll work it out Another identical folding carrier from Amazon is only about £30. Stackable, but foldable, would be ideal - get 'em on a trolley.

Originally Posted by catslave

Don't envy your Vet bill Peter. Re carriers, use at least 2! I'm in london 26th and can bring Millies carrier for you to borrow but think that's gonna be too late. Why can't UK vets perform the snip procedure, same as humans, its far less stressful for cat x

Would take longer to tie off the ends,would have to get cat to produce three samples at least,keep them away from any females until test was all clear & then allow them to carry on bonking the females in household but hopefully no results,ummmm,think bricks are still the way to go....
See Millie is avitar picture now,bless x

Bricks???? Surely not...please explain!

You not familiar with the old joke about two house bricks and a steady hand ? Cruel, but funny.

Originally Posted by Howlinbob

Bricks???? Surely not...please explain!

As Peter says it is an old joke get two bricks place certain part of anatomy between & knock them together only make sure you haven't got your thumbs in between....
Can guarentee we do our cats in a very humane way,even the anaesthetic we use is very kind as it is injected into the thigh muscle,no bringing up veins which can also distress the cat then after the op they are given an anti reversal that brings them round quite quickly,all done,as we say with the boys "pockets picked"& no ill feelings....x

Nope, not come across the horrible brick thing before.
So how does the 'brick' (ugh!) procedure differ from 'the snip'? I'm curious now.