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There is a high death rate for that surgery, I would rather fight for my rooster than put him under the knife for someone else's desire. IMHO

The cat lived a good long life. All the girls loved him. DS called him a chick magnet. :gig

@kk+chickens just want to add to your point: Years ago we had cats, one of whom had kidney problems, he had to have his uretha stretched to pass kidney stones and was on a special diet. In a stupid decision, we decided to put that flea and tick oil between each cats' shoulders. Well the one...

I had looked into this a few years or so back. My understanding is that this procedure did not work very well, mostly do to birds expiring during anesthesia. It seems it is hard to properly knock out a bird for surgery, and do to the nature of this surgery the bird needs to be placed...