Cats running outside after being neutered may be caused by reasons such as playfulness, incomplete sterilization surgery, a habit that has formed, and psychological shadow on the family and owner. In addition, cats will have a sad period after being neutered, partly due to physical discomfort, and partly due to emotional discomfort. Regarding physical discomfort, the owner needs to take special care of it. Regarding the cat’s discomfort, the owner needs time to investigate.

　1. Fun

Cats are naturally playful, so even if they are neutered, they will run away out of curiosity. This cannot be changed. If you don’t want the cat to run outside every day, you need to close the doors and windows at all times to prevent the cat from falling out of the building due to curiosity and fun. At the same time, you should spend more time with your cat at home or prepare some toys for your cat to play with.

2. The sterilization operation was incomplete

If the cat's sterilization surgery is not complete, the cat will still be in heat after its body recovers, causing the cat to run outside. Therefore, when performing a sterilization operation on a cat, you must choose a regular pet hospital to perform the operation completely on the cat, so that the cat will naturally stop running away during estrus.

3. It has formed a habit

Since cats will always run outside when they are in estrus before undergoing sterilization surgery, and they may have formed a habit over time, so they will also habitually run outside after the surgery.

4. It has a psychological shadow on the family and the owner

Cats can hold grudges. After some cats are sterilized, they may have a psychological shadow on their family and their owners. They are afraid of what their owners will do to them, so they will run outside and try to escape from the family. and master. At this time, the owner needs to take special care of the cat and let the cat know that even if it is sterilized, the owner will treat it equally well, so that it will not be hurt.