Although the reposted article is very long, I still hope that people who come to see it can read it carefully. I also hope that everyone can scientifically raise cats and spend their lives with their beloved cats.

Now that you know the concept of sterilization, let's do it correctly. Don't say that the consequences of having a litter of kittens are unpredictable. Even if only one kitten is born, it is possible that the adoptive family refuses to sterilize the kitten because the sterilization effect is not good, and countless stray cats will be born ~ ~ ~

So, talk about the necessity and firmness of cat sterilization. 1

People like to measure the animal world with their own moral standards and feelings. For example, I like to define wolves, tigers and leopards as evil, because they eat herbivores ~~ ~ but I don't know that these are biological chains for thousands of years. Plants are eaten by herbivores, herbivores are eaten by carnivores, and the carcasses of carnivores rot and become fertilizer for plants ~ ~. Therefore, it is ridiculous and unnecessary for us to measure a cat's "maternal love" and "carrying on the family line" with our own emotions.

According to scientific research, among so many species in the world, only humans and dolphins have the pleasure of mating. In other words, the cat's estrus is only its physiological need, and it has not deprived it of the pleasure of sexual intercourse and the moral sense of breeding offspring. We don't need to attach human emotions to their heads far-fetched. 2

Speaking of which, it's really complicated. We can look at the actual situation of cats from the following aspects before making a judgment: the reason why a cat evolves into the result that it needs to mate many times a year is because of thousands of years of species interpretation. As the smallest animal in cats, cats are relatively weak in physical strength and endurance. It is precisely because of the characteristics of this species that only a large number of estrus reproduction can maintain the overall number of cats. Competition in nature is cruel, let alone cats. Even among the wild lions that survive today, even if each lioness gives birth to three cubs a year, the survival rate is less than one third ~ ~ ~ What's more, kittens have no other effective means to protect themselves except reproduction.

If cats are still living an endless "outdoor life" in the forest of nature, maybe we can ignore this fact, is it possible? Cats can't go back to the primitive wild age, but people are indulging in this endless over-reproduction. According to the trend that human beings dominate the world, letting cats continue to breed can only lead to their real "humane destruction." B cats have been replaced by people. 1000 years ago, an Egyptian aristocrat brought cats into his life. From then on, humans began to capture cats as their pets, and constantly "revised" this group to make its appearance and temperament more in line with people's aesthetic requirements ~ ~ ~ That is to say, the domestic cats and "wild cats" we see today are all descendants of cats domesticated by humans. C There are almost no real "cats" in this world. What we see and know are domestic cats that have lost their ability to survive in the wild and have been raised and played by human beings but have been mercilessly abandoned. This kind of cat. Although the appearance still retains the basic characteristics of cats: claws, fangs and amazing reproductive ability, but the temperament is also very gentle. What's more, they don't think of themselves as wild creatures in their bones, but selflessly regard human beings as friends ~ ~ ~

Therefore, when cats are hurt and attacked by humans, they are more wronged than animals killed by humans in the wild.

It's too far from the point. Aren't we discussing why we should sterilize cats and disrespect their "nature"? Hehe, because the cats we have now have lost all their instincts, but one instinct in their bloodline has not changed for thousands of years-super prolific!

This reproductive instinct was once very precious in nature. If you don't have a strong physique, you can only ensure the balance of quantity through this instinct. But now, cats are kept in cities and human families, which often requires breeding to ensure the number. Do you still need it The answer is yes, cats don't need it, and neither does their owners. The so-called respect for their instinct can only push cats to a more tragic situation. three

If speaking of which, some students think it is cruel to deprive cats of the pleasure of giving birth or being a mother. Let's take a look at the final consequences of this pleasure:

Cats usually go into heat after six months. Although the basic female cats are not sexually mature enough to get pregnant, they will still mate in estrus if given the chance. Unlike humans, the pregnancy rate of cats is almost one percent. Because cats mate first and then ovulate (this is also to ensure the accuracy of fertility, alas! ), so the male cat and the female cat are looking forward to being together in estrus, and the final result must be a litter of kittens.

Ok, then we can say, great, happy, and have a new little life! Wait a minute, be happy. Let's look at the number of kittens.

If the average cat gives birth to children, there are at least three to five cats, and in extreme cases, there are even more than seven ~ ~ ~ If there are female cats at home, if you add three nursing babies at once, you will find that the room will become smaller after six months, because there are four adult cats running at home, fighting ~ ~ ~ ~ and the female cats will estrus again after two months of nursing, or run away to mate with the male cats. If you are locked at home, you will bark day and night until the owner's neighborhood is nervous and weak ~ ~ ~ ~ Well, don't ignore the kitten. They will start estrus again after six months. Cats have no human ethics. When siblings and even parents and children are in estrus, all cats to be mated will become mating objects to alleviate their "fertility"! !

Of course, you can also imagine another possibility, that is, giving birth to three kittens and feeding them to friends ~ ~ ~ Well, let's assume that there will be three families of relatives and friends who accept cats and are willing to keep them, and all three kittens bred by female cats seem to have gone to good families, but wait a minute. Can you guarantee that your relatives and friends will be willing to sterilize these kittens after they grow to six months? If they have the same mentality as you and think it is cruel to sterilize the cat, let it be born and give it away after birth? ~~~~~

Perhaps, the street will be their only way out ~ ~ ~

In this whole foreseeable development, cats are always in a passive position, estrus, mating and childbirth. That's just the blood of their ancestors, not what they want. Who wants to be taken away from him again and again one month after giving birth? Who wants to be full of commotion and howling every night, who doesn't want to be a cat, a ghost cat or a ghost, who wants to endure the desire of estrus all the time and tremble all over ~ ~ ~

No, if they can make their own choices and think for themselves, they won't want to be a "machine" that constantly needs to reproduce. Their future fate is doomed by their owners' decisions, either because excessive estrus interferes with their lives, or their babies are abandoned again and again ~ ~ ~ or they are simply let out by their owners to "solve" their physical problems, and finally they don't know the way home and starve to death in the streets ~ ~

Today, we see more and more stray cats, some of which are abandoned by their owners after being tired for several months, some of which run away because of their negligence, but more often, in the estrus season, their owners can't stand the cat's estrus and are unwilling to sterilize it. Some stray cats released are smaller stray cats born after these unsterilized stray cats are exiled and pregnant ~ ~ ~

In the urban society of human beings, even garbage is now bagged and scientific. The human owner on which cats depend for survival has been lost, the food source has been lost, and even the so-called rich food in nature has been lost ~ ~ ~ What else can cats eat? Just eat that garbage? Is this state of existence the "freedom" that people have crowned with grandiose names? No, the average life span of this kind of cat is only two years, and almost all of them come and go in the wind and rain these two years, with no food and no place to rest. Of course, with this hard life, they will continue to multiply, leaving more small lives and living this miserable life.

In the final analysis, all this lies in the high fertility of cats. If it is true that in ancient times, humans were also eating and drinking blood, and only regarded cats as equal creatures, we can really ignore this matter, but now cats have entered people's lives. If the two species want to live in peace for a long time, neutering cats is the first condition. Let the tragic fate of stray cats not happen to their own cats, let the tragic experience of stray cats not be staged on their descendants, and let their cats become the source of eliminating stray cats first, so as to start from themselves and their cats ~ ~ ~

Be a real qualified pet owner. Whether it is for our own human society or for the future and destiny of cats, it is respected. five

I have said so much about the origin of cat sterilization because there are enough articles and wonderful theories from my classmates. I don't need to repeat it over and over again, but one thing. Maybe those pet owners who don't want to sterilize cats still have ideas after reading the first four points: OK, OK, even if you are right at first, you shouldn't let cats have kittens at will and have to throw them away, so let them grow up.

However, living examples prove that the male cat is in estrus, but he will pee everywhere where he can pee, and the whole house smells strongly of cat's coquettish smell (the unique smell during estrus is unforgettable) ~~~ If the owner is tolerant enough to allow the cat to live like this for more than ten years, and can be alert to the cat's escape and mating at any time, then I will take it ~ ~

As for the female cat, it is much worse. If you don't mate for a long time, pus, cysts and even ulceration will appear in the uterus of the female cat. The disease is widespread. I believe that if some families have not neutered their female cats so far, more than 70% of them have such hidden diseases. Maybe by the time we know it, it will be too late, the cat will die of painful genital lesions, and the owner will relish that they have done a good thing to keep the pet "natural" ~ ~ ~

Finally, I appeal to everyone never to give up your cat!