Does Spaying Cats Make Them Fat?
How do female cats change after being spayed?
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Spaying makes for a calmer cat. Without the drive to mate, your cat may be quieter and won’t be prone to cat calls and the incessant need to seek out a mate. The spayed pet no longer attracts males and their annoying advances and serenades. Spayed cats are also easier to get along with.
How can I prevent my cat from gaining weight after being spayed?
For starters, once sterilized or spayed, it’s important to give your cat special, lower calorie food. Like the crunchy kibble from Lara Adult Sterilized, which help keep cats’ weight balanced. It contains less fat and more plant fiber, so your cat becomes fuller faster without packing on the pounds.
Why did my cat get fat after spay?
Both male and female cats will gain some weight after being neutered or spayed. Neutering and spaying will cause a cat’s metabolism to slow down a bit, and may cause some of the body fat to be redistributed to other parts of the body, especially the abdomen, resulting in the notorious “abdominal fat pad.”
