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How long after giving birth can a female cat be spayed?

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A mother cat should wait 1 to 2 months after birth for spay surgery. Right after birth the uterine artery is thick, risking heavy bleeding, and surgery may upset hormones and milk, hurting nursing.

So spay after she recovers and the kittens wean. Before surgery, get a checkup to ensure she is healthy.

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