The performance of male cats after sterilization:

1. After male cats are sterilized, there will be an obvious psychological gap and the mood will be relatively low. After a male cat undergoes sterilization surgery, he is likely to experience a psychological gap. For example, feeling anxious, depressed, and acting very depressed. Some more sensitive male cats will huddle silently in a corner, or lean against a wall, spreading their legs in an attempt to find their lost balls.

2. Endocrine disorders can lead to obesity. After sterilization, cats will easily gain weight due to hormones, so the cat’s diet must be adjusted to balance food intake.

3. Will lick the wound, which may cause wound inflammation. Although the sterilization surgery for male cats is relatively simple, it will still leave a small wound. In the first few days after neutering, the male cat may scratch or lick his balls constantly due to pain and itching in the wound. In severe cases, it may even cause wound infection, suppuration, and ulceration. It is recommended that cat owners wear Elizabethan rings to prevent cats from licking wounds and biting open sutures.

4. May alienate peers. Male cats have a sensitive personality and are very smart. They can detect changes in their own bodies. When they find that they have lost the ability to mate, they may have more negative emotions such as sadness, anger, and negativity. It even alienates its companions because it feels that it is different from other cats and is a little depressed. Cat owners need to caress their cats more so that they can feel the love of their owners.

5. The character will become docile and like to stick to the owner. After sterilization, male cats will have less trouble and pain during the estrus period, so their temperament will become docile and clingy, and they will love to act coquettishly towards their owners.