After a male cat is neutered, the time it takes for a male cat to stop urinating completely is about 1 month to half a year. Male cats recover from neutering differently depending on the age at which they were neutered and the hormone levels in their bodies. Generally, male cats will gradually stabilize in about 1 month to half a year, and the latest one will have a recovery period of 1 year. It is recommended that cat owners patiently calm their cats' emotions and wait patiently to slowly teach their cats to change their bad habits. If male cats still urinate indiscriminately for a long time after neutering. The owner needs to pay attention and take the cat for a check-up to see if it is caused by any mental or physical disease.

Solutions to neutered male cats urinating indiscriminately:

1. You need to wait patiently for the hormones in the cat’s body to fade away, so that no remaining symptoms of estrus will appear. After the sterilization surgery, the hormones in the cat's body are not completely metabolized and will remain in the body for 2 to 3 months. During this period, the hormones in the cat’s body will stimulate the urinary tract system, causing the cat to pee everywhere.

2. The examination is very likely because the operation was not thorough. If so, you need to take it to the hospital for re-treatment. If the cat is spayed and neutered incorrectly, it will still cause the cat to continue to be in heat.

3. Check whether it is due to urinary tract disease and seek medical treatment in time. Due to the special physiological structure of male cats, they are prone to urinary tract diseases, especially if they have uncontrolled diet after sterilization. Obesity is also one of the main causes of urinary tract diseases in male cats.

4. Observe the cat’s emotional state. If the cat is unhappy and urinates randomly, you need to make the cat happy. If a cat owner makes the cat unhappy, the cat will urinate in revenge.

5. Make sure the litter box is clean. Cats do not like to defecate in a dirty litter box. If the litter box is too dirty, cats will feel unsafe and unable to bury their poop. At this time, the cat may choose a place it thinks is safe and clean to urinate, such as the sofa and bed.