After male cats are neutered, they first need to take good care of their wounds, keep them clean and dry, and use topical antibacterial sprays. Secondly, the male cat needs to wear an Elizabethan ring to prevent the cat from licking the wound, which may lead to wound dehiscence and infection. In addition, you also need to pay attention to the male cat's diet. You can feed the male cat nutritious and easily digestible food to ensure a balanced intake of nutrients and improve the body's resistance. Finally, it should be noted that the male cat should not be allowed to exercise strenuously within 3 days after the operation to avoid wound dehiscence and bleeding. It is recommended to keep it in a cage for feeding.

1. Keep the wound clean and dry

In order to prevent wound infection, the owner needs to take good care of the wound. Generally, it is necessary to clean the hair, dust, exudate and other contaminants on the wound surface, and use it every day. Apply an antiseptic topical spray 2-3 times a day and keep the wound clean and dry. In addition, it is recommended that the cat's wounds should not be exposed to cat litter as much as possible. Do not let the cat go out or take a bath within one month after the male cat is sterilized. Going out or taking a bath may affect the recovery of the cat's wound.

2. Wear an Elizabethan ring

Because the wound will feel painful after the operation, male cats will often lick the surgical area frequently, so the male cat must wear an Elizabethan ring. neck collar to avoid unnecessary situations such as wound dehiscence and wound infection. If the male cat breaks away, it needs to be put on immediately until the wound is completely healed, which usually takes about 5-7 days.

3. Provide nutritious food

During the recovery period, owners need to pay attention to the diet of male cats. It is recommended to choose cat food with high nutritional value to ensure balanced intake of nutrients and improve The body's resistance will help the male cat recover faster. But be careful not to feed too much to prevent male cats from becoming obese.

4. Limit the movement of male cats

It is necessary to limit the movement of male cats within 2-3 days after sterilization, especially strenuous exercise, so as not to cause wound bleeding and affect later recovery. It is recommended that the owner keep the male cat in a cage for three days first, so as to limit the male cat's activities to the greatest extent.