It is not necessary for cats to be neutered, but it is recommended that male cats that do not need breeding be neutered. Sterilization can help male cats prevent diseases such as urinary tract infections, and at the same time help prolong life. However, sterilization may also lead to cats being overweight, sterilization at inappropriate timing, and may lead to cat death.
Male cats do not necessarily need to be neutered
Whether male cats need to be neutered or not depends on the actual needs. If male cats have the task of breeding, naturally they cannot be neutered. If a male cat does not need to be bred, neutering is usually recommended for its health, which is good for the cat.
Of course, neutering is not entirely a good thing. The neutered cat may become docile and well-behaved, but at the same time, it will also be more loose and lazy than before. Male cats become bloated and obese after neutering.
It is not advisable to sterilize male cats that have just changed to a new environment, which will easily lead to stress reactions due to excessive fright and high tension, and some cats may even be immune to this Decreases in strength and death occurs.
The advantage of sterilization of male cats is that it can greatly reduce the possibility of urinary tract infections and lesions. Cats who are neutered tend to live longer.
