The reasons why cats still want to go out after being sterilized:

1. Cats have a psychological shadow and native fear of their families and owners because of the sterilization surgery. The cat no longer likes this home. It thinks this home will cause it great pain, so it decides to run away from home.

2. If the cat is neutered after the estrus period, then the behavior and habits before the estrus period will still be thoughtful and memorable. So it still maintains its instinctive living habits, and also wants to go out and find someone with whom it can mate.

Benefits of cat sterilization:

1. First of all, after sterilization, cats will no longer have abnormal estrus behavior or howl, which will reduce the number of neighbors. dispute.

2. Secondly, neutering the female cat before she goes into estrus can effectively avoid reproductive system diseases such as ovarian cysts, breast tumors, and pyometra, and can relatively prolong the female cat’s life. life.

3. For cats with a violent temperament, neutering can improve their temperament to a certain extent. Some female cats may become more docile and clingy.