Only one egg touched by a 7-month-old male cat indicates that the cat may have cryptorchidism, which usually occurs in premature cats. Therefore, in response to this situation, we still recommend that pet owners take their cats to the pet hospital for a check-up in time to see whether the testicles need to be surgically placed into the scrotum, or whether they need to be removed directly. Generally speaking, if it is removed, the cat will no longer have the ability to reproduce. We pet owners must consider this result carefully.

In fact, as long as it does not affect the cat's health, it is harmless, as long as you pay more attention to it. That’s it, it’s OK to supplement their nutrition. If it affects your health, then you really should get a good treatment.