It is recommended that dogs should be neutered after they are 7 to 8 months old. Neutering surgery generally refers to the surgical removal of ovaries and uterus of female dogs to achieve the purpose of sterilization. Male dogs are generally called castrated, and the testicles are surgically removed. The main purpose of spaying and neutering is to prevent dogs from going into heat and can effectively prevent related reproductive system diseases.

Precautions for sterilizing dogs:

1. Precautions before neutering dogs include fasting food and water 8 hours before surgery, and ensuring that vaccinations are completed. .

2. After the dog sterilization surgery, be careful not to feed the dog food immediately. You need to wait about 6 hours before feeding the dog.

3. Dogs need to wear an Elizabethan ring after sterilization surgery to prevent the dog from licking the surgical wound and causing infection.

4. After surgery, the dog needs to be restricted from extensive movement to avoid tearing the wound due to large-scale movement.