How many years can a male cat have cryptorchidism? See here for details!

The male cat cryptorchidis generally does not affect life. Cryptchitchilis in male cats may be caused by genetics, skeletal muscle dystrophy, hypocalcemia and other causes. First of all, if the father of a male cat has cryptorchidism, it will be passed on to the next generation, which is normal and there is no need to worry too much. If it is abnormal cryptorchidism, it is also accompanied by other discomfort symptoms, such as slow bone development, excessive muscle spasm, and fatigue, it is recommended that the owner take the male cat to a professional pet hospital for treatment in time to find out the cause and further treatment.

1. Genetics

If the father of a male cat is accompanied by cryptorchidism, genetic inheritance may occur, resulting in the inheritance of cryptorchidism to the next generation. It is a normal phenomenon. You need to observe the physical condition of the male cat at any time, and generally no special treatment is required.

2. Skeletal muscle malnutrition is usually caused by a variety of reasons, such as partial eating, picky eating, long-term and strenuous exercise, which will cause damage to the exercise function, affect the body's absorption of nutrients, and lead to skeletal muscle atrophy and weakness. You need to adjust your eating habits, eat regularly and at the same time, and you also need to control the amount of exercise. You cannot exercise too much for a long time. When the symptoms worsen, it is recommended that the owner send the male cat to a professional hospital in time, and then take targeted treatment measures based on the examination results.

III. Hypocalcemia

indicates that serum calcium ions are lower than normal levels, causing vitamin D deficiency or insufficient absorption in the body, manifested as muscle spasm convulsions, abnormal limb sensation, restricted movement, etc., which may even affect the normal growth of the testicles and cause cryptorchidism.

can be taken to improve the patient under the guidance of a doctor. If the condition continues to worsen, it is recommended that the owner take the male cat to the hospital for treatment.