Do you want this cat to sterilize?

cats still need to be sterilized because surgery is a better choice, both physically and psychologically, from the perspective of the owner's energy to take care of the cat.

sterilization can reduce the occurrence of many diseases. For example, male cats may have some kidney problems. Female cats may have some ovarian problems, which are fatal to cats. You don't have to worry about this problem after sterilization. From a psychological point of view, if cats are really sterilized, they will better maintain a young mindset. Surveys show that castrated cats, whether male or female, are more likely to maintain a pure and happy personality. In addition, sterilized cats are about twice as old as those of sterilized cats and cats that have given birth to babies. Can sterilize female cats?

female cats can be spayed.

Benefits of sterilization of female cats: sterilization of female cats is mainly to remove the uterus and ovaries of the female cat, avoid the effect of estrogen on the body, and make the female cat stop estrus, thereby reducing the female cat's call for spring during the estrus, and also preventing the female cat from escaping during the estrus. Removing the mother's uterus and ovaries can also directly avoid certain diseases (uterine pus, uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, etc.). Under the influence of estrogen deficiency, the female body can also reduce the incidence of breast tumors.

The latest scientific research literature points out that sterilization before the age of two can reduce the incidence of breast tumors, and the incidence of breast tumors in female cats over two years old is almost the same as those without sterilization.

Some cats can also avoid being irritable when in estrus after sterilization, because most female cats will experience negative emotions such as irritability and tension when in estrus, and then some behaviors that their owners do not want to appear (such as aggressiveness, house demolition, etc.).

★The disadvantages of sterilization of female cats: removing the female cat's uterus and ovaries is equivalent to depriving the cat of reproductive rights. Although sterilization of female cats can avoid some diseases, after sterilization, cats will be more likely to be obese, which will lead to some cardiovascular diseases. After sterilization, the incidence of cardiovascular tumors in cats will also increase significantly.

There are also studies that show that the incidence of bone cancer after female cats will be greatly increased because estrogen stops secretion after sterilization, estrogen can enhance metabolism, promote protein synthesis, and accelerate bone growth. After sterilization, the incidence of other diseases will also increase.