Whether cryptorchidism in male cats affects fertility depends on the situation. Male cats with unilateral cryptorchidism are actually fertile, but unilateral cryptorchidism is hereditary. Even if male cats with unilateral cryptorchidism are allowed to go After breeding, there is a high probability that the kittens will also be sick. It is generally not recommended to breed male cats with unilateral cryptorchidism. If it is a male cat with bilateral cryptorchidism, it cannot be sterilized. However, cryptorchidism in male cats has disadvantages rather than advantages, and the cancer rate is very high. It is recommended that owners be sterilized as soon as possible.

Precautions for sterilization surgery:

1. Fasting for more than 4 hours and water for more than 4 hours before surgery. You can't eat or drink until eight hours after the operation. This is to wait for the anesthesia to be completely metabolized.

2. Prepare a pet Elizabethan ring to prevent infection of the cat’s licking wounds.

3. Supplement nutrition to the cat after surgery.

4. Prepare an eye drop to moisten the cat’s eyes, 5 to 6 times a day, wait until the cat wakes up before instilling it.

5. Cats may become manic or have no appetite after surgery. These are normal postoperative adverse reactions within 1 to 3 days. Pay attention to providing cats with a quiet environment to rest.