The dangers of unneutered cats:

1. A series of problems will occur during the estrus period, such as peeing everywhere, running away from home, and howling in the middle of the night. Cats are prone to emotional disorders and excitement during the estrus period. If they cannot find a cat that can be bred, they will become anxious and howl often.

2. Reproductive system diseases may occur, such as testicular tumors, prostatic hypertrophy, urinary system obstruction and other problems.

3. Over-breeding has led to an increase in the number of stray cats. Neutering can control the number of stray cats and reduce the occurrence of tragedies. If stray cats are not sterilized, they will breed indefinitely, resulting in more and more stray cats on the streets.

4. Peeing everywhere is not conducive to the owner’s cleaning. Male cats will have a strong sense of territory during estrus. The most obvious manifestation is to stand on a vertical object to urinate. With the tail standing up, it will shake rapidly to allow its smell to be dispersed over a wider range. The smell of urine during this period will be greater than The usual ones are obviously heavier to divide the territory and attract the attention of the female cat.

5. Older cats are prone to reproductive organ diseases, leading to a shorter life span. Cats usually live 10-15 years, and neutered cats usually live longer than other cats.