Photo courtesy: A.Poulos. Olives (olea europaea). Olive is a slow growing, evergreen tree with gnarled trunk dividing into grey, fissured branches and foliage of gray-green, fleshy, narrow leaves. It may reach up to 50 feet in height in their natural habitat and may last for more than 500 years.editerranean diet that uses olive and its oil may be responsible in part for the lower incidences of coronary artery disease. Olive contains a good amount of vitamin E. 100 g of cured, and canned fruits provide 1.65 mg (11% of RDA) of alpha-tocopherol.
Desexing is also known as spaying (for females) or neutering (for males) your cat. Castration is another term for desexing a male. It is a relatively simple procedure and it involves removing the catâs testicles, or their ovaries and uterus, so that they cannot reproduce, and so that sex hormones cannot be produced.
Desexing - about the sterilisation procedure. Deciding whether or not to have your pet de-sexed is a big decision, and from our point a view a significant surgical procedure that requires a high level of care and skill. For most pets that live a healthy and event free life, desexing will be the most significant surgical procedure they will have. This article provides information on when you should have your pet desexed, what is involved in the procedure and some of the myths of desexing.