It is better to neuter Scokoko cats when they are 6-12 months old. Whether it's in advance or delayed, it may have an impact on its health. Neutering a cat can effectively reduce the disease of the cat's reproductive system, reduce the pain of the cat during estrus, and indirectly extend the life of the cat. If the cat owner has no need for breeding the cat, it is recommended that the cat owner take the cat for sterilization at the appropriate age.

Benefits of sterilizing Scokoko cats:

1. Neutered Scokoko cats will not be infected with sexually transmitted diseases such as feline AIDS.

2. If a Scoko cat with a genetic disease or genetic defect is sterilized, there will be no problem in the next generation.

3. Reduce diseases in the reproductive system of Scokoko cats. After sterilizing Scoko female cats, the prevalence of ovarian cysts, pyometra, uterine fibroids, breast tumors, etc. can be reduced. After sterilizing male Scoko cats, it can avoid testicular tumors, prostate hypertrophy, and frequent estrus that may cause secretion obstruction due to long-term estrus, leading to obstruction of the urinary system of male Scoko cats, etc., and increase the life span of Scoko cats.

4. Avoid the adverse symptoms of cats in estrus and reduce their pain. After neutering, Scokoko female cats will stop meowing, and Scokoko male cats will reduce peeing indiscriminately.

5. Sterilize to control the number of stray cats and reduce the occurrence of tragedies.