Neutered female cats need to have their stitches removed. Because the female cat will have a large wound after sterilization, it will require 3-5 stitches. If the wound recovers quickly, the stitches can usually be removed in 5-7 days. Before the stitches are removed, the Elizabethan ring needs to be worn for a week, and after the stitches are removed, it needs to be worn for a week to prevent the cat from licking the bottom and causing wound infection. At the same time, the home must be disinfected and cleaned to avoid the breeding of bacteria. If it is a male cat, there is no need to remove the stitches, because the wound is small and usually not sutured.

What are the benefits of neutering female cats:

1. Effectively improve the cat’s yelling during part of the day and night during estrus, which affects the rest of the owner or neighbors. .

2. Effectively improve the temperament of female cats, making them docile and clingy, and also reduce the possibility of pets being abandoned by their owners.

3. Effectively extend the life of cats and make them healthier and longer. Because the body metabolism of sterilized female cats slows down and their lifespan is longer, while female cats that are not sterilized have frequent reproductive activities, which will accelerate the shortening of the pet's lifespan.

4. Effectively reduce the occurrence of diseases. Because female cats’ high frequency of estrus can lead to ovarian cysts, and cats that have given birth can also suffer from ovarian tumors, pyometra, breast tumors, uterine fibroids and other diseases. Neutering can fundamentally reduce these health risks of cats.

5. Effectively reduce diseases transmitted by cats through sexual behavior.

6. Effectively solve the nervousness and irritability caused by cats in estrus, and improve appetite and vitality.

7. Effectively avoid blind breeding and the production of stray cats, and also avoid the risk of female cats in estrus escaping from home or falling from high altitudes.