Both male and female cats must be neutered. Cat sterilization can reduce the spread of diseases such as feline AIDS, reduce the mass reproduction of cats, and reduce the pain of cats having sexual desire, making cats healthier. Neutering male cats can effectively prevent the occurrence of testicular tumors and prostatic hypertrophy, otherwise they will pee everywhere and their health will be affected. Neutering female cats can prevent them from meowing all night long. Too frequent estrus can also cause ovarian cysts, irritability, and dangerous behaviors such as escaping from home to find male cats outside to mate.

Precautions before sterilizing cats:

1. Fasting for 12 hours and water for 8 hours to avoid vomiting due to anesthesia.

2. Make sure that all cat vaccinations are completed and the time is more than 1 week. And the cat should be around 6-10 months old, and the cat should be in full estrus before proceeding.

3. Before surgery, it is necessary to confirm that the cat is in good health and has no symptoms such as fever, vomiting, sneezing, or diarrhea.

4. Thoroughly disinfect the home to prevent bacterial infection of cats after surgery.

5. Prepare a bottle of pet-specific eye drops, which can be used to moisten the eyes after anesthesia.

6. Prepare an Elizabethan ring to prevent the cat from licking the wound after surgery, which may lead to wound infection. And prepare a clean cat carrier, flight box or cat bag so that the cat can rest smoothly after surgery.

7. Trim the cat’s nails to prevent the cat’s gauze from falling off after surgery and causing wound infection.

8. You can prepare postoperative liquid nutritional ointment to give the cat more comprehensive nutritional support after surgery.