Do Neutered Cats Wander?

Cats who are neutered are less likely to wander far. Their instinct to roam is restricted by neutering, making their homing instinct stronger.

How far do neutered cats roam?

Most of them spent all their time within 100 metres [330 feet] of their yard.” There were notable exceptions, however: Max, a neutered tomcat from southwest England, walked the road from the village of St. Newlyn East to Trevilson, a distance of more than a mile, and then turned around and walked back.

Do male cats still roam after being neutered?

The urge to roam may be particularly strong during mating season. Castration reduces roaming in approximately 90% of cases. Although neutering greatly reduces sexual interest, some experienced males may continue to be attracted to, and mate with females.