Precautions for cat sterilization surgery:

1. Fasting for 6-8 hours. Because anesthesia is required before the operation, the anesthetic has a stimulating effect on the gastrointestinal tract. In order to prevent the cat from vomiting after anesthesia, the cat must fast before the operation and drink a small amount of water.

2. The cat’s eyes are open after anesthesia. To prevent dry eyes, you need to drop eye drops or apply a little eye ointment on the eyeballs.

3. Let the cat eat 8-12 hours after anesthesia to avoid damage to the intestines and stomach.

4. If the cat is in estrus, it cannot be sterilized. When a cat is in heat, the reproductive organs will become congested and the blood vessels will become thickened. If a sterilization operation is performed, the risk of blood loss during the operation will be greater and even life-threatening.

5. The cat must be fully vaccinated before undergoing sterilization surgery, because after sterilization, the cat’s wound usually becomes infected and inflamed, and the body’s immunity is weakened and may be infected with some viruses. For kittens that have been fully vaccinated, , Generally, wounds with antibodies in the body will not be infected secondary.

Benefits of cat sterilization:

1. Cats have a strong reproductive capacity. Timely sterilization can reduce the occurrence of stray cats.

2. Cats usually howl loudly in the middle of the night during estrus, which often upsets their owners. Moreover, a cat’s long-term estrus will cause its appetite and resistance to decrease, so neutering the cat in time can reduce the pain of the owner and the cat.