Cats will not become stupid after sterilization. Neutering will not affect the cat's IQ. Sometimes the anesthetic has not completely worn off, causing the cat's behavior to appear unresponsive. The cat's behavior will return to normal after the anesthesia wears off, but there may be cases where the sterilization surgery affects the cat's mood and psychological state. You may feel depressed and listless, or you may become emotionally unstable, irritable and irritable. You may also experience loss of appetite after surgery after the anesthesia wears off.

Care for cats after sterilization:

1. For loss of appetite, you can use the cat’s favorite food to induce food, but you cannot force the cat to eat. If you don’t want to drink water, you can use a small syringe to pour some water into your cat’s mouth. Under the advice of the veterinarian, add some nutrition to the cat to help heal the wound. You can put the food close to the cat's nest and let the cat eat by itself without forcing it.

2. Do not bathe the cat after surgery. Pay attention to the hygiene of the home environment to prevent wound infection.

3. Give the cat more attention and companionship, so that the cat can feel the owner's care and get rid of negative emotions.

4. Cats are more likely to gain weight after sterilization. It is necessary to control the cat’s caloric intake and increase the cat’s amount of exercise after recovering from the surgical wound. You can choose cat food with high meat content to ensure nutrition while limiting calories.