Do you come up with my cats should be neuter?

I have two male kittens about 3 months outmoded is i really necessary to have them neutered. They are other indoors. I just want to know if there would be any consequences then on if I don't get them neutered.

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If they are left intact, they may start spraying your house and furniture - there's also a risk of tesituclar and other cancers. Neutered cats are commonly calmer than intact ones.

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OOhhhhhhhhhh yes! Cats not neutered start spraying inside the house when they become sexually matured and can smell or hear a cat in heat outside.

This ability your book case, your stereo speakers, the sides of your furniture will be sprayed with really foul smelling oily pee. Fixing them at 5-6 months of age will save this from happening. Yes, I highly recommend getting them fixed. It also avoids certain cancer developing in males, reduces any fighting they'd do, and keep them much calmer since they wouldn't be trying to find a female to breed with 24/7.

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you probably should get them neutered. I've have three cats (all boys) and I never got any of them neutered, they all concluded up running away to go look for a mate.

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Yes, get them done now. Kittens as young as 4-5 months matured can breed. Males will spray the house, furniture, beds, clothes, rugs to mark territory.

They will combat each other more then normal and it won't be play conflict. They will try to get outside to roam and find females to mate with - this puts them at risk for FELV, FIP, cruel dogs, animals and inhabitants. Not to mention increased vet bills.

They will be happier and healthier if neutered immediately (unneutered males have a higher risk of cancers at a babyish age).

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Yes, they will spray. Also the dominant cat will "bully" and be ahem, aggressive with the less dominant cat. It is in good health for them to be neutered.

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yes, look at all the cats that don't have homes that commonly will die on the street or at the mercies of the shelters not to mention if you don't they will spray and ruin things you own.

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There is a likely chance that your cats can be accidentally let out (e.i., someone accidentally open a door) or run away. It is a god idea to neuter cats since nearby are so many cats in the world today, frequent who are killed because there is nothing to do next to them. Why add to the population?

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yes. if they were to escape after they could get a lot of cats pregnant. Also male cats tend to spray greatly which really smells so getting them neutered will stop this.

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If they are not neuter then they will try to get out more. They will also spray around the house.

I think it's better for your right mind and in the best interest of your cats to get them fixed.

If not you're just asking for trouble. Are you prepared to facilitate with kittens financially should your cats get out and impregnate a stray or a neighbour hood cat? Are you ready to see those kittens put to sleep should no homes be found?

If your answer is no afterwards please look into getting them fixed.

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They will spray all over your entire house. SERIOUSLY. I have 8 masculine cats and have been through the spraying. Now all are neuter and we have no problems.

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yes they will spray and could become more aggressive.

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they'll spray if you don't. adjectives cats should be spayed/neutered. It stops unwanted kittens and your cats will be much more settled and better pets.

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Answers:    Yes
They will initiate to spray urine and the odor of the urine will be POTENT if they are not neutered.

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yes.

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