Nuter cat or fix dogs teeth first?

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I have a 6 month old indoor only kitten who is old enough to be fixed, i was planning on doing that this month. Then I found out that our dog needs some teeth pulled and I just cant afford to do both this month. 
I was thinking of having the dogs teeth fixed this month since she might be in pain (she doesn't seem to be) and having the kitten fixed next month since there is nothing "wrong" with him. Also the cat never goes outside and i will get him fixed as soon as I can because there are plenty of cats in the world.

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Dog then cat. Dogs condition can worsen but cat can hold onto balls a little longer

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Dog first to prevent pain/infection. Keep kitty inside. Save and get kitty done.

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Dog. Animals don’t always show pain at all. Dogs are pack animals and their programmed not to show weakness as that could be dangerous for them (the pack may leave them, demote them, etc) and their pack. Animals in pain generally show few signs and they’re often subtle. For example, my cat had multiple exposed tooth roots that are known to be painful as well as some infected teeth. You wouldn’t have known it to watch her. I had it all fixed and she’s the same. She never showed any pain. Because animals often don’t.
So if you’ve got teeth that need to be pulled I’d do that first without question. Waiting an extra month or two to get the cat fixed won’t change much. But the dog’s teeth could get worse and the poor thing will likely be in pain for that time. I’d just get the teeth fixed now.

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Definitely the teeth first!

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I would say dog first! If it’s in pain then that’s more emergent

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teeth first because once one goes bad it starts affecting the others. But don't wait too long on the cat because it will start marking, female or male. Cats can smell so much better than humans so even though it's an indoor cat it will pick up on other cats outside it's home.

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Do the cat first if it is a male because he might start spraying his scent on everything. That is what my male did before being fixed and we have no other cats only a dog also

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The dog because your cat doesn’t have to get fixed

Nuter cat or fix dogs teeth first?

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