Do cats have to be de-sexed?

If you do not intend to let your cat breed or from a health point of view it is best to do it. After de-sexing, cats will not be infected with diseases transmitted through sexual behaviour, and de-sexing female cats will reduce the risk of diseases such as ovarian cysts, uterine pus accumulation, uterine fibroids and breast tumours, etc. Also, after de-sexing, female cats will stop calling for sex and male cats will be less likely to urinate indiscriminately. As cats can have many litters, de-sexing can control the number of stray cats and reduce tragedies.