Should cats be neutered?

Answer 1

if you whant it to have babies no if you don't then yes you can take them to the Humane Society to get them neutered for only $30 thats a good price

Answer 2

Yes yes yes! absolutely :) If you don't neuter them, you risk your cat having unwanted litters of kittens, which is never a good thing.
Always neuter your pets (unless you intend to breed from them, in which case you also need to be responsible and sure, because you may still end up with animals without homes, and you need to take that into consideration).

That old wives tale of 'letting your cat have one litter' is bs, quite frankly. It isn't cruel to stop her from having litters.

I hope this answers your question! :)

Answer 3

Good God Yes!!! Nobody wants your kittens.
A male should be neutered at less than 6 months, before he starts to spray. Once he learns to spray he may continue the behavior even after he's neutered.

Answer 4

yes! There are too many feral cats running around - neutering keeps your cat from adding to the problem.

As an added bonus, a neutered cat is less likely to spray all of your furniture, clothes, rugs, etc, etc, etc, when it feels the need to assert its "dominance".

Answer 5

Yes. Al ll the way.

Did you know a kitten dies every minute of every day because of overpopulation control? One way to prevent animals from being born to die is through neutering/spaying cats.

Answer 6

Resounding YES!!! If you want to populate the world with more feral cats, shame on you! If you care about them and are not a licensed breeder, be kind to them and make them more comfortable without going into heat or tom catting for no reason. It's a miserable feeling for them, and they WILL find a way to get out and answer that nature's call to relieve themselves.

Answer 7

Yes health wise. And personality wise. They stay sweet or mean they are still the same animal. But just not a roaming one. And keeps the population down . And no spraying if they have not already started. And less if they have

Answer 8

Yes. They are baby producing machines if you don't. One day you have 1 cat, next thing you know, you have 6. Get the job done.

Answer 9

ABSOLUTELY!!! Cats can get AIDS!! And it is a miserable death for them. Fix that cat right away if you are not a breeder with a license to breed. Not just to maintain the population, cats can get AIDS.(Feline AIDS) amongst other diseases from contact.

Answer 10

Yes,They should be fixed,Male and Female,This will cut down on all the unwanted kittens in this world and it will control the diseases of the male and female...

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