Cat castration, also known as neutering or spaying, is a veterinary procedure that involves the surgical removal of a cat's reproductive organs. For male cats, this procedure is called neutering and involves the removal of the testicles. For female cats, it is called spaying and involves the removal of the ovaries and usually the uterus. This service is essential for controlling the cat population, preventing unwanted litters, and reducing the risk of certain health issues and behavioral problems. The procedure is typically quick, performed under general anesthesia, and most cats recover rapidly with proper post-operative care.