Will cats hate their owners after being sterilized? Generally speaking, it will not be possible, sterilization is just to reduce reproduction, not to hold a grudge against the owner. The cats themselves cannot understand this and therefore do not hold a grudge against their owners. However, because the sterilization process may cause them to feel painful, cats may exhibit unfriendly behavior to their owners as a result.

Pet cats are sterilized before estrus and do not know that they have balls at all, so they will not hate their owners. Only after sterilization occurs will the cat know that it is missing something and may hate its owner, but it will not last for a long time. Many owners will act before sending their cats to sterilize.

The cats have different symptoms after surgery than usual, and most of them are too tired after surgery. The pet owner will feel hated by the cat, mainly because the owner feels guilty. Cats will not be as upset as humans because they cannot have children, so their owners do not have to feel guilty.

Cats will go crazy in estrus and look for mates, which is their instinct. There is no estrus period after the operation, and cats will only enjoy life more peacefully. This is why cats are prone to gain weight after sterilization. Performing surgery before the cats first estrus can reduce the probability of reproductive diseases, so cats should be sterilized as soon as possible.