Why do cats need to be neutered? Is there any reason?

Reasons for neutering cats:
1. Neutered cats will not be infected with feline AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.
2. If cats with genetic diseases or genetic defects are sterilized, there will be no problem in the next generation.
3. Reduce diseases of the cat’s reproductive system. After female cats are sterilized, the prevalence of ovarian cysts, pyometra, uterine fibroids, breast tumors, etc. can be reduced. After male cats are sterilized, they can avoid testicular tumors, prostate hypertrophy, frequent estrus and secretion blockage caused by long-term estrus, leading to occlusion of the male cat's urinary system, etc., and increase the cat's lifespan.
4. Avoid the adverse symptoms of cats in estrus and reduce their pain. After neutering, female cats will stop meowing and male cats will reduce peeing indiscriminately.
5. Sterilize to control the number of stray cats and reduce the occurrence of tragedies.
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