Emasculation is another word that is sometimes used for castration of a male.
Castration of a male does not directly cause a change in vocal cords or voice. Testosterone production in the body, which is affected by castration, is a factor in the development of vocal characteristics during puberty. However, after puberty, the vocal cords themselves do not change due to castration.
bilateral orchiectomy
Orchiectomy in humans
Castration is the removal of the testicles from a male animal or person, which is a form of sterilization because sperm can no longer be produced. Sterilization of a male can be accomplished without castration, for example by vasectomy, which is cutting and cauterizing the tubes that carry sperm from the testicles to the seminal vesicles.
Another word for orchiectomy is castration
To castrate means to remove the male sexual reproductive organs. Castration is carried out to prevent the male species from impregnating a fertile female.
Castration of a male is done by surgically removing the testicles and then suturing the incision closed. There is also a chemical method of castration that makes the testicles ineffective.
Vasectomy means severing the ducts leading from the testicles, but leaving the testicles in place. Means the dog can't father any puppies, but will keep all the behaviour parts of being male, like aggression. Castration or neutering means removing the testicles entirely. W/o testicles the dog's testosterone levels will drop, making the dog less aggressive and less challenging.
Bilateral orchiectomy is the medical term meaning castration.
Male cats can potentially still father kittens for a few weeks after they are castrated.
Ideal to allow 28 days to be certain.
A blackcock is another term for the male black grouse.