If cats are not neutered, their reproductive system may be affected, and they are prone to diseases such as pyometra and ovarian cysts. Neutering a cat has certain advantages and disadvantages. Generally speaking, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. If a cat is sterilized, it can reduce howling behavior during estrus, reduce random peeing, etc., and most importantly, it can reduce Diseases of the reproductive system gradually extend the life of cats.

But there are also certain disadvantages, such as not being able to breed, or being prone to gaining weight after sterilization. It is recommended that cat owners consider the actual situation before deciding whether to neuter their cat.

The advantages and disadvantages of neutering cats:

1. Advantages: It can reduce howling behavior during estrus, running out of the house, and reducing random peeing. , the most direct benefit is to reduce reproductive system diseases such as testicular cancer, and it can indirectly extend the life of cats, and also make cats more clingy.

2. Disadvantages: After the testicles are removed, the male cat can no longer produce sperm cells, thus achieving the purpose of sterilization. After a male cat's testicles are removed, he will not be able to produce sperm cells and will also be unable to produce important physiological hormones such as male hormones. These hormones play an important role in the growth of cats. After removal, they are likely to affect the cat’s immunity and personality. After sterilization, cats will easily gain weight due to hormones, so the cat’s diet must be adjusted to balance food intake.