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How does a breeder eliminate PKD from a breeding colony/cattery?

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How does a breeder eliminate PKD from a breeding colony/cattery?

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As PKD is the result of an autosomal dominant gene, it is relatively easy to track and eliminate from the breeding population. All breeding animals need to have an ultrasound to detect the possible presence of kidney cysts. The quickest way to eliminate the problem is to neuter or spay the affected individuals and only breed from PKD-negative cats. A PKD-negative cat is also genetically PKD-free!

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