Why should Fold-eared cats be neutered?

Reasons for sterilizing Fold-eared cats:
1. Neutered Fold-eared cats will not be infected with sexually transmitted diseases such as feline AIDS.
2. If a folded-eared cat with a hereditary disease or genetic defect is sterilized, there will be no problem in the next generation.
3. Reduce reproductive system diseases of folded-eared cats. Neutering female cats with folded ears can reduce the prevalence of ovarian cysts, pyometra, uterine fibroids, breast tumors, etc. After male Fold-eared cats are sterilized, it can avoid testicular tumors, prostate hypertrophy, and frequent estrus that cause secretions to be blocked due to long-term estrus, resulting in obstruction of the urinary system of Fold-eared male cats, etc., and increase the life span of Fold-eared cats.
4. Avoid the adverse symptoms of cats in estrus and reduce their pain. After sterilization, female Fold-eared cats will stop meowing, and male Fold-eared cats will reduce peeing indiscriminately.
5. Sterilize to control the number of stray cats and reduce the occurrence of tragedies.
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