Is neutering a cat too cruel?

Neutering a cat is not cruel. For cats, the sterilization operation is anesthetized, so the cat will not feel pain during the sterilization operation. Moreover, neutering a cat can reduce the pain of the cat during estrus and prevent the cat from developing reproductive system diseases, such as uterine tumors, testicular tumors, etc. If the pet owner does not have the need to breed the cat, it is recommended that the cat be sterilized at the appropriate age.
Benefits of sterilizing cats:
1. It can effectively prevent reproductive system diseases. Such as testicular tumors, prostatic hypertrophy, etc.
2. Reduce the trouble caused by estrus. Cats that are not sterilized will have symptoms of frequent estrus, and may easily suffer from anuria due to blockage of secretions. At the same time, they may also experience symptoms such as anxiety, howling, and loss of appetite
3. It can reduce the risk of stray cats quantity. At present, the life of most stray cats outside is very difficult. Popular sterilization surgery can effectively solve this problem.
4. Pet owners have no need for breeding cats. If the cat has no breeding needs, it is recommended to take it to a pet hospital for sterilization as soon as possible.
5. Indirectly improve the survival life of cats. Reducing the incidence of various diseases can indirectly increase the survival life of cats.
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