Care tips for Norwegian forest cats after sterilization:

1. Keep the cat with you during the anesthetic period to prevent the cat from closing its eyes if the cat’s excretion is not cleaned up in time. You can use eye drops every once in a while.

2. Pay attention to your diet. Generally speaking, the canned post-operative formula provided by the hospital will contain antibiotic ingredients in order to prevent postoperative infections and other problems.

3. The Elizabethan circle must not be removed, at least until the second day after the stitches are removed. Do not use bentonite clay for cat litter, as bentonite cat litter tends to stick to wounds. Be careful not to let the wound become infected.

4. Constipation must be avoided after cat surgery, especially female cats. Cats can easily cause the internal ligature to fall off when exerting force.

5. Stop bathing. You cannot bathe within one month after the sterilization operation. During this period of time after the operation, the cat’s resistance will decrease. Bathing not only easily leads to wound infection, but also easily Let the cat catch a cold.

Benefits of cat sterilization:

1. Cat sterilization can prolong life to a certain extent, because estrus and breeding consume a lot of energy in cats, which is not only The physical exertion is more of an overdraft of one's life. Sterilization can avoid these problems very well.

2. Neutered cats no longer go into heat or howl in the middle of the night. After sterilization, cats will be less curious about the outside world and will not try to sneak out, effectively reducing the chance of going out.

3. Control the number of urban cats. Cats have a short estrus cycle and strong reproductive ability, and their gestation period is only two months. In addition, cats are natural predators. Too many cats will make the urban ecosystem unbalanced.