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Evaluation of the Tom: Collection Procedures, Evaluation of Sperm, and Subsequent Use
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When managing catteries, it is important to understand appropriate behavior and management of the tom cat in order to diagnose and manage fertility problems. Semen collection and subsequent use in the domestic cat has its own unique challenges, but is important for analysis of fertility and the implementation of advanced reproductive techniques. Improved techniques for the collection and use of feline spermatozoa is vital as it allows the preservation of valuable genetics in pure breed catteries, and preservation of rare and endangered feline species. The domestic cat also serves as an important model for several human diseases and preservation and maintenance of these genetics is necessary. The intent of this review is to offer a detailed protocol for the successful collection, evaluation, and use of feline sperm. […]
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Department of Clinical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine, Auburn University, Auburn, AL
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