Will adding a female cat for breeding cause problems with my neutered males?

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I currently have two male cats who are a neutered and bonded really well I am looking to add a female cat to the family for breeding purposes but I do not want to cause territorial problems between my two current male cats. What do you suggest? Should we get one male cat neutered? Or do you think from your professional opinion that bringing a female will cause problems. Pet's info: Cat | Mixed Breed | Male | unneutered | 30 lbs

Dr. Melanie, BVSc MS · Accepted Answer

Bringing an intact female into the house will likely cause aggression issues between them, so you'd have to keep them separated when she is in heat. If you only want to breed one of them, then I would have the other neutered before bringing in the female. I hope this helps.

Will adding a female cat for breeding cause problems with my neutered males?

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