If the owner does not want the blue cat to breed, it is best to have it neutered, which is very beneficial to the cat. First, prevent reproductive system diseases such as pyometra in female cats and testicular cancer in male cats. Secondly, it promotes individual growth and makes blue cats stronger. In addition, it can effectively solve the problems of cats urinating indiscriminately, meowing, and giving up their tail when they are in heat.

The dangers of not neutering blue cats:

1. Frequent estrus. If the blue cat is not neutered, the frequency of estrus will increase. Once in estrus, it will scream day and night, and it will like to rub people's legs everywhere and stick its butt towards people. The male blue cat will also pee everywhere, making the house smell bad. If there is no mating, the blue cat may run away from home and not come home for a long time.

2. Blue cats that have been neutered generally live longer than cats that have not been neutered.

3. The most serious consequence of cats not being sterilized is that they suffer from reproductive system diseases or urinary tract system diseases, which directly affects the health of young and old cats.