The best time for male cats to be neutered is from 6 to 8 months old. Most male cats in this age group have not yet been in estrus or have only been in estrus once. Many estrus causes spraying urine, running away from home, crawling, etc. Bad habits such as crotch training have not yet been developed. If sterilized after multiple estruses, some bad habits may accompany the cat for life. In addition, male cats should not be sterilized too early, because male cats sterilized too early can easily cause urinary tract obstruction.

Precautions before and after sterilization of male cats:

1. Before sterilizing a male cat, make sure that it does not carry any diseases and has been vaccinated too much. Combined vaccine and rabies vaccine. Because after sterilization, male cats will be relatively weak and susceptible to various diseases. If they are sterilized with diseases, the condition may worsen.

2. After sterilization, the male cat should be supplemented with nutrients and eat less meat.

3. If proper care is taken after the operation, there is no postoperative infection, and the wound heals well, the sutures can usually be removed in 8-10 days.