Most male animals not used for the purpose of breeding are castrated, castrated and unable to impregnate women. This is very important, especially for cats, as hundreds of kittens are not at home each year. If your fur cat friend is male and not yet castrated, you should consider it.
Men's cats that have not yet been neutralized are called tomcuts. Simply put, it may be difficult to live with tomcat, no matter how well he is trained. When your cat is not castrated, he will want to go out as often as possible to get along with the female cat with fever. This can be disastrous if you live in a busy downtown or if your cat is not used to the outdoors. Tomcats also mean that they can travel far distances in search of a female cat, roam a lot, and because your cat is too far he is locked indoors, so he simply It is also possible to resist going home. To protect your male cat, neutralize it the best choice.
Tomcats also fight and are generally more aggressive than castrated cats. They want sexual control in certain areas, so they can get rid of them seeking fights with other male cats. If they feel threatened they will fight until the cat dies, and fight as well as cause injuries but also can be fatal FeLV virus's that neutralizing your cat It does not stop that aggressive cats are not very aggressive against humans, but your cat is not the other male cat in the neighborhood
Vasectomies are not done on male cats. Rather, the simple neutralization procedure removes easily accessible male genitalia in most tomcat. In some cases, they need to perform more extensive surgery because they have not developed and got off correctly. Elimination of these organs is responsible for causing androgen changes through the cat's body and altering the cat's behavior. Sterilization is not enough because cats will not notice the difference and will still try to fight and mate. Your veterinarian can tell you more about this procedure, but all in all, it already has so many homeless cats in the world
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