Cat Cancer Prevention

Cat Cancer Prevention Guide

Slash your cat’s cancer risk at the root - Comprehensive Guide to Cat Cancer Prevention explains why spaying before 6 months can cut mammary‑cancer risk by ~91%, and how neutering males eliminates testicular cancer and reduces virus‑exposure behaviors from roaming and fighting.

Know your cat’s risk profile - Learn how age, hormones and breed affect risk (for example, mammary tumors are most often diagnosed around 10–12 years, hormonal contraceptives can increase risk, and Siamese cats carry higher odds) so you can tailor prevention early.

Remove hidden everyday carcinogens - Step‑by‑step guidance to block FeLV/FIV exposure (keep cats indoors, prevent bite wounds) and eliminate second‑ and thirdhand smoke that can sharply raise lymphoma risk.

Feed for prevention, not for tumors - Clear macro targets (high‑quality protein, moderate fat, <25% carbs), the role of omega‑3s, and why wet food often aligns better with feline biology—all translated into practical shopping choices.