QUOTE(Hobbez @ Apr 21 2021, 01:51 AM)
Hey guys,
What is your opinion about neutering your cat? I know many experts and people say to neuter is best, but it may also make your cat depressed. If you search up on this subject, it does seem like some cats do seem to get depressed....same like humans.
But cats have a strong urge to mate (especially most male cats), and I'm finding that the "community cat" I mentioned before earlier, is no longer keen to stay in the cage and really wants to get out....
He also doesn't want to stay at his usual home, and will wander off for days if allowed to escape. I'm afraid he may not want to return ever. As you know, we don't really own our cats....it's either they want to stay or not.
Once found, I notice he is marking new territory and sniffing the air......and being quite hostile with most other stranger cats. Getting into fights and trouble is exactly what we don't want!
So looks like cage life is not for him in the long run. I am considering to neuter him but I'm not sure if this is the best route.
But it seems like the only way. Otherwise, he is getting restless being in the cage now that he feels better after his long stint in the clinic.
According to the other "owners" that now care for him at their house, he was never like this and very homely. Now he seems intolerant of other cats (those people feed other cats too) and just seems like he wants to get away from them.
Any opinions? Will neutering him make him more homely, less restless, and more friendly with other cats. Mind you, he was quite alright with them BEFORE he went for his long stay at the clinic.
Now his former home is like a new environment to him (although he seems to recognize his former human care-givers).
i have a stray cat that likes to fight too. also thinking to neuter him but i don't think it will help based on internet research. reduce his strength maybe.What is your opinion about neutering your cat? I know many experts and people say to neuter is best, but it may also make your cat depressed. If you search up on this subject, it does seem like some cats do seem to get depressed....same like humans.
But cats have a strong urge to mate (especially most male cats), and I'm finding that the "community cat" I mentioned before earlier, is no longer keen to stay in the cage and really wants to get out....
He also doesn't want to stay at his usual home, and will wander off for days if allowed to escape. I'm afraid he may not want to return ever. As you know, we don't really own our cats....it's either they want to stay or not.
Once found, I notice he is marking new territory and sniffing the air......and being quite hostile with most other stranger cats. Getting into fights and trouble is exactly what we don't want!
So looks like cage life is not for him in the long run. I am considering to neuter him but I'm not sure if this is the best route.
But it seems like the only way. Otherwise, he is getting restless being in the cage now that he feels better after his long stint in the clinic.
According to the other "owners" that now care for him at their house, he was never like this and very homely. Now he seems intolerant of other cats (those people feed other cats too) and just seems like he wants to get away from them.
Any opinions? Will neutering him make him more homely, less restless, and more friendly with other cats. Mind you, he was quite alright with them BEFORE he went for his long stay at the clinic.
Now his former home is like a new environment to him (although he seems to recognize his former human care-givers).
i also have 2 home cats used to fight each other. after neutered, still fight but use less strength.
personally, i won't neuter outside cat. cat outside and short life already pity, still take away their precious. let them have fun la and natural run it's course. there's cats outside my house fighting too, but can't do anything. it's natural behavior.
i did neuter my home cats that are not allowed to roam outside though. at first i don't. but see him also pity, cause everytime the urge, he will claw window want to get out and mate. after neuter no more already. i guess that's the cost to pay for being homey cat. comfortable /safe life but lose precious.
also cats need to be fully vaccinated before surgery/neuter. otherwise will kena parvo or other kind of virus that can lead to death. and if best, cat need to be tested on fcov before vaccinated. if a fcov positive cat get vaccinated or neutered, there's chance to trigger mutation to fip and kill the cat. mutation is due to stress.
This post has been edited by IpohGuyz: Apr 21 2021, 10:39 PM
Apr 21 2021, 10:36 PM

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