Unneutered male cats can live about 12 to 17 years. If a male cat is not neutered, his lifespan will not be shortened by much, but not neutering will increase his risk of disease. Generally, male cats are not sterilized because they are prone to urinary tract infections when they enter estrus. In addition, male cats that have not been neutered will go into estrus frequently, and casual mating may cause them to contract infectious diseases, which will be more troublesome to treat.

What are the benefits of cat sterilization:

1. Cat sterilization can avoid the occurrence of pyometra, breast tumors, ovarian cancer, testicular cancer and other diseases, and can be appropriately increased Cat lifespan.

2. Cats will be irritable and restless during estrus, and their external reproductive organs will be swollen and uncomfortable. Neutering can reduce the pain of cats during estrus.

3. Neutering can prevent excessive breeding of cats and appropriately reduce the number of stray cats.