How long does it take for a neutered male cat to regain appetite?

About 8 hours after the surgery, the male cat can start eating, but the cat may not have much appetite. The owner can feed the cat a small amount of meat congee or prescription food and ensure adequate water intake. Some cats may experience lethargy and vomiting after the surgery, which are stress reactions caused by anesthesia. The owner should observe the cat's vomiting frequency and go to the hospital promptly if necessary.

How long does it take for the wound to heal after neutering a male cat?

The wound of a male cat after neutering usually heals in about a week, but the recovery time may be longer for some individual cats. The earlier the neutering is done, the faster the wound healing. The cat needs to wear an Elizabeth collar after neutering and spray the wound with a wound-healing spray daily. The cat also needs to take oral antibiotics. If the wound becomes infected, it will prolong the healing time.

What is the personality like after neutering a male cat?

The personality of a male cat after neutering may change, mainly in the following two aspects: First, some male cats become less troublesome and painful during the mating season after neutering, so their temperament becomes gentler and more affectionate, and they love to cuddle with their owners more. Second, some male cats may become anxious, irritable, or even depressed due to changes in hormones. Owners should spend more time with their cats during this period.

What to feed a male cat after neutering?

It is recommended to feed neutering prescription cat food. Because male cats can gain weight rapidly without dietary control after neutering, which can lead to fatty liver. Prescription cat food is formulated for cats after neutering, with a lower fat content, which is healthier for the cat. In addition, owners can feed the cat some low-fat meat, such as chicken breast, and feed fewer cans, cat strips, and other treats. Try to use natural low-fat food.