The chicks of neutered male cats sticking out may be because the hormone levels in the body have not returned to normal, or it may be because the male cat had such a habit before neutering, so the body will involuntarily show such movements. This is normal and the owner does not need to worry. It will usually get better after a while. In addition, when a cat is nervous, it may stick out its chicks, and in severe cases may become incontinent. In this case, the owner must comfort the cat.

1. The hormone levels in the body have not recovered

After a male cat has just been neutered, he will not immediately lose his sexual function. Therefore, if the male cat has just been neutered not long ago, it may be because of sticking out the chicks. There are also certain hormones in the body. Owners don’t need to worry, this phenomenon will subside after the hormone levels in the cat’s body drop.

2. Previous habits

If the male cat has the habit of sticking out the chicken before, then the body's behavioral memory will cause the cat to make this action. This is a normal symptom after sterilization. As long as the cat does not have other abnormalities, the owner does not need to worry.

3. Nervous and scared

Some cats are very timid, so when they are in a strange environment or held by other strangers, they may become nervous and scared. The chicks will stick out, and in severe cases, they may even suffer from urinary and fecal incontinence. Therefore, it is recommended that owners should not frighten their cats at ordinary times, and learn to comfort cats after they are frightened, so that they can calm down quickly.