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A cat castration involves making an incision over each testicle in order to remove them. No stitches are needed for this procedure. For dogs, the incision is made just in front of the testicles. Sutures are used below the skin and also on the skin. The skin sutures have to be removed after 10 days and the subcutaneous ones are dissolvable.
