The main reason why neutered cats keep meowing. 1. After the postoperative anesthesia completely expires, the cat feels pain and keeps barking. In this case, the cat can be relieved by using analgesics. 2. After sterilization, the hormone levels in the cat's body will change, making the cat irritable and restless. There is no need to worry too much about this situation, as this phenomenon will disappear after a period of time.

Benefits of cat sterilization:

1. Reduce trouble; after the cat is sterilized, the cat will not be in estrus, nor will it be caused by estrus. Nervousness, irritability, and loss of appetite occur. Cats don’t meow, pee randomly, and they don’t run away from home because they are in heat.

2. Avoid diseases; sterilizing cats can reduce the chance of disease. For example, sterilizing female cats can reduce the chance of suffering from pyometra, uterine fibroids and other diseases. Therefore, for health reasons, many owners who do not want their pets to have offspring choose to have them neutered.

3. Extend lifespan; cats will consume a lot of energy when they are in estrus. If each estrus is not dealt with in time, their life will be overdrawn. After sterilization, cats will not go into estrus, which fundamentally eliminates the occurrence of overdraft of life and can extend their life span.