Cats are very active animals and can give birth to a large number of children in a short time. If cats are not sterilized, they will give birth to enough children to fill the whole room in a short time. This will not only consume a lot of energy and time to take care of these kittens, but also have a negative impact on themselves and the whole human society.
Not only that, cats that are not sterilized are prone to physical problems after mating for a long time. This not only shortens the life span of cats, but also threatens their health. The original intention of keeping cats is to make them live a healthier and happier life, not to make them subject to too many constraints from us.
2. Reduce the risk of illness
Cats that have not been raised are also prone to some diseases, such as ovarian cyst, intrauterine infection, pathological changes, malignant tumors and so on. At the same time, sterilization can reduce the risk of viral diseases in cats, such as cat respiratory syndrome and cat plague fever. These diseases may lead you to care for sick cats, thus increasing your nursing pressure and medical expenses.
3. Improve behavior problems
Unclaimed cats often have some strange behavior problems, such as demonstrations, peeing, nesting and so on. Most of these behavioral problems are because they compete for territory and the opposite sex, seek partners, vent their emotions and so on. After sterilization, the behavior problems of cats will be greatly alleviated and they will live a healthier and more harmonious life.
4. Contribute to the environment
Many cats wander aimlessly in the community because they are abandoned or wandering. Many of these cats are not sterilized, and many cubs are left unattended. These kittens often develop into stray cats in the community, which leads to more problems. Through sterilization, the number of cats can be curbed or reduced, thus improving the quality of life of community cats and enhancing their sense of closeness to people.