It is normal for a cat to not poop for at least 3 days after neutering. Because the first three days after a cat's sterilization surgery are the most painful, the cat will not dare to exert abdominal force during these three days due to pain, resulting in no bowel movements. Some cats may even not urinate on the first day. Since it is generally necessary to fast and drink nothing before surgery, it is normal to have no stool on the first day after surgery, and then gradually start to produce stool on the second day, and then start defecation on the third day. Therefore, it is normal not to poop for at least three days. If it exceeds three days, you should consider constipation.

Solutions for cats that do not poop after sterilization:

1. It may be that there is not enough drinking water. Make sure the cat has enough drinking water.

2. You can feed the cat some probiotics to improve the cat’s gastrointestinal environment. The treatment effect is better when combined with honey water.

3. You can usually eat some fresh fruits and vegetables to promote the cat’s intestinal peristalsis and help the cat defecate.

4. It may be that the cat’s litter box is dirty, causing the cat to not want to poop and deliberately hold it in. Therefore, cat owners should clean the litter box and create a clean environment. .

5. It may be that the cat does not consume enough nutrients. If the cat consumes too little food, the cat will not be willing to defecate. It is recommended that cat owners adjust the cat’s diet to allow the cat to fully absorb nutrients. , to ensure the cat’s health.