Do male cats that have never seen a female cat need to be neutered?

Male cats that have never seen a female cat need to be neutered. Usually, as long as the owner has no breeding plans, neutering is recommended. Even if a male cat has never seen a female cat, he will still go into estrus under physiological drive when he is 7 or 8 months old. A male cat that is in heat all the time without mating is very uncomfortable, and it will be harmful to health in the long run. Therefore, male cats that have never seen female cats also need to be neutered.
What should you pay attention to after cat sterilization:
1. Older cats need pre-operative examination. Before surgery, you need to fast for about 10 hours and water for about 8 hours.
2. After surgery, the cat needs to wear an Elizabethan ring to prevent it from licking.
3. The wound area should be kept dry and clean. You cannot eat until 8 hours after surgery.
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