Cats generally do not become puberty after sterilization surgery. After a cat's sterilization operation is successful, the body's sex hormones will gradually fade away and estrus will no longer appear. However, cats may cry out after sterilization. This is because the hormones are not yet balanced. It takes a while for the hormone levels in the cat's body to reach balance after sterilization. Therefore, sex hormones still remain in the cat’s body. It is recommended that cat owners wait patiently for the cat’s hormones to fade away. If the cat meows for a long time, it may be because the surgery was not completed thoroughly. It is recommended to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination and treatment.

Solutions for sterilized female cats to become pregnant:

1. If a cat is in estrus after being neutered, the owner can help the cat touch its butt, which can effectively help relieve the estrus. of. However, this is more suitable for short-term estrus. If the cat is in estrus at night and it is in full estrus, the owner will have to touch it overnight, which will be more time-consuming and labor-intensive.

2. Feeding cats an anti-estrus powder is a good choice. It can also suppress the cat's estrus; there is no need to endure the pain of surgery, and the owner can avoid the trouble of the cat's estrus. Therefore, it is recommended that owners feed their cats some anti-estrus powder to suppress estrus.

3. The owner needs to be patient and wait for the hormones in the cat’s body to fade away. Female cats will meow for a while after sterilization surgery, and they need a transition period to wait for their bodies to return to normal.