Not necessarily. If a male cat stays with his children all the time, the male cat will know his children. If you have been away from the kitten for a long time, it is impossible to recognize it. Because cats are individuals and have many babies with different mothers, they neither care about their own babies nor have the ability to remember so many babies. And cats can tell each other by smell. When the female cat gives birth, the male cat is not present, so there is no direct scent connection between the male cat and the kittens. The male cat does not know his own children. .

Precautions for male cats after sterilization:

1. Help maintain posture. Fresh out of surgery, they are very fragile and cannot control their posture, so owners have to help them maintain a comfortable and safe position. The cat's body should be laid flat to avoid compressing the trachea, which may cause suffocation and death.

2. Choose the right cat litter. Prepare some tofu cat litter or paper cat litter for it. Do not use dusty bentonite sand, because the wound after surgery is exposed, and dust and bentonite will cause the wound to become infected when the dust enters.

3. You cannot take a bath. The cat cannot be bathed after the operation. The earliest time for bathing is about half a month after the operation, and the wound can be completely healed.

4. Be careful of being attacked. Due to the effects of anesthesia, cats are not very conscious, so they may easily attack people during this period.

5. Restrict activities. Give the cat a litter box large enough for the cat to lie flat on the floor to limit the cat's excessive activity and help the wound heal.

6. Pay attention to drinking water. Cats should not drink water immediately after surgery. Male cats can drink water 3 hours after surgery and eat after 5 hours.

7. Wear an Elizabethan circle. Circle the cat's head to prevent the cat from licking the wound. Wear it for at least two weeks until the wound is completely healed before removing it.