I believe everyone knows that there are still many controversies about the issue of male cat sterilization, and some people also ask whether male cats can be avoided? The editor will tell you the correct answer below!
Male cats cannot be sterilized. If male cats do not undergo sterilization, they will pee anywhere during estrus, have an irritable personality and lose appetite. Even the behavior of biting furniture and attacking the breeder makes it difficult for the breeder to solve the problem.
If male cats are not sterilized, they are prone to reproductive system-related diseases, so breeders should take the cat for sterilization in time after the male cat is sexually mature. The breeder needs careful care after the male cat is sterilized to help recover.
Overall, the benefits of sterilizing male cats outweigh the disadvantages. If the breeder wants to breed the cat, he can take the male cat to breed before undergoing sterilization surgery. After the operation, the breeder needs to supplement nutrition for the cat to promote recovery.