It is okay for female cats not to be neutered. Whether a cat should be sterilized or not depends on the subjective attitude of the owner. There are advantages and disadvantages to sterilization. Generally speaking, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. If the owner does not plan to breed, it is best to sterilize the cat. Neutering the female cat can reduce the cat’s physiological diseases and reduce the risk of breeding. Cat mammary tumors, pyometra, uterine fibroids and other diseases are beneficial to the cat's health.

Benefits of sterilization for female cats:

1. Avoid many reproductive system diseases. It will reduce the incidence of gynecological diseases and breast diseases in cats.

2. It can prevent female cats from howling all night and disturbing people.

3. It can prevent the female cat from running away and looking for a partner. Most female cats after neutering will become very docile and their emotions will not get out of control due to heat.

4. It can avoid urinary system infections, such as urethritis and bladder inflammation.

5. Indirectly improve the survival life of cats. Reducing the incidence of various diseases can indirectly increase the survival life of cats.