Cats are very cute little animals. When a cat grows up, it will look for its mate to reproduce. During the time a cat is searching for its mate, it will be in heat for three to four days, and its temperament will change. However, if the cat has given birth and you do not have much time and energy to raise the kittens, you can take the cat to have a spay surgery.

Some say that a cat's temperament will drastically change after giving birth and having a spay surgery, but this depends on the female cat's original personality. Some female cats become calmer, while some male cats become more irritable. Some personalities may even become somewhat strange (mood swings). Therefore, how a cat's personality changes depends on its original character. Spaying a female cat can prevent a series of reproductive system-related problems. However, after the spay surgery, the cat may gain weight, or some cats may resent their owner. But there is no right or wrong in spaying female cats, as it is ultimately for the cat's well-being.

During the heat period, cats will display continuous howling; male cats will urinate everywhere; female cats will rub around and experience decreased appetite. If they do not mate, the entire heat period is painful for them. Spaying not only reduces the risk of reproductive system diseases but also can extend their lifespan. It is said that many cats become more gentle and clingy after spaying!

Spaying is not just about preventing cats from having babies. Most importantly, it lets them say goodbye to the painful heat cycle, reduces the harm caused by hormone secretion to both cats and humans, and prolongs their lifespan. It does not reduce their happiness even a little. Some female cats do not fully understand spaying; even when in heat, they may not react much and continue to eat and drink as usual. Cats are our good friends and loyal little pets to humans, so everyone must take good care of them. If you encounter stray cats on the road, try to provide them with some help if possible.