Is it okay for female cats not to be neutered or bred?

It is not allowed for female cats not to be neutered or bred. Because it is normal for female cats to mate after they are in estrus, some owners will choose not to mate or neuter their female cats. However, this is generally against the laws of nature and will cause the female cat to be very uncomfortable and may be depressed or have a loss of appetite.
Therefore, when a female cat is in heat, she needs to be sterilized or bred directly, which can effectively prevent reproductive system diseases of the female cat.
Many cat owners want to know whether their cats should be neutered? What happens if I don’t sterilize? In fact, there is no physical harm to cats if they are not neutered, but it will cause a lot of troubles in life. So you should understand it clearly before making a decision.

Not sterilizing will only increase “troubles”

When a female cat is in heat, she will be restless, move around, and like to bark loudly at night. The sound is harsh and unbearable, and it can make people unable to sleep at night. He also likes to rub his body against the floor and people, and he will rub it non-stop.
Male cats are not only accompanied by meows during estrus, but also “squirt urine” behavior, which occurs on the bed, sofa or corner, but not in the cat litter box.
It is difficult to control a cat’s behavior when it is in heat. It is easy for the cat to sneak out accidentally when the owner opens the door. It is difficult to find a cat that has been walked out, and it is also easy to cause traffic accidents.
If you have multiple cats at home and they are not neutered, they are likely to fight, mainly for mates and territory.

Neutering can effectively improve the quality of life of cats

First, it can make cats less likely to get sick and stay healthier. Due to the different physiological structure of cats, estrus and childbirth may cause many diseases. Therefore, sterilization can prevent reproductive system diseases and reduce the incidence of breast cancer.
Second, it can reduce the pain caused by cats in heat and liberate cats from the nervousness of craving for sexual desire. Generally, the aggressiveness of neutered pets will be weakened and their temperament will become gentler.

It is best to perform sterilization as early as possible

Once your cat reaches sexual maturity, you can consider neutering it. Cats grow quickly. Generally speaking, 6 to 8 months of age is the best time for cats to undergo sterilization surgery.
If the cat is neutered as soon as possible, the cat will recover faster and the risk of illness will be lower. Many parents of neutered cats report that cats that are neutered early are more likely to maintain their innocent and innocent personalities.
Cat neutering surgery is very mature, and it usually takes 5 to 7 days to fully recover after surgery.
Although not neutering will cause any harm to the cat itself, the benefits of neutering the cat are definitely greater than not neutering.

I have also thought about this problem. After multiple inquiries, it can still be done. Drugs can be used to suppress the female cat’s estrus.
1. Subcutaneous injection of castration needle to stop needle discharge: This is time-sensitive, usually 3 months, and then the injection must be continued.
2. Use a piece of tape to cover the cat’s vulva: it’s still in heat, but it can’t mate. You know the level of cruelty.
However, I still recommend neutering. There are many disadvantages to not sterilizing. Just the noise during heat is enough to annoy you.
1. It will scream non-stop, day and night, and it will be even more shrill at night, just like the sound of a child crying.
2. Will pee everywhere, in all corners of the sheets, drawers, etc.
3. If you do not undergo sterilization and do not mate, it will easily lead to uterine hydrops and disease.
My civet cat is also a female cat. It is really painful when it is in heat. It has been neutered for more than a year now. It eats and sleeps all day long and has no adverse effects.