Male cats cannot be neutered during estrus. When a male cat is in estrus, the capillaries in his genitals are congested, and sterilization surgery on him is likely to cause severe bleeding. During a cat's estrus period, due to changes in hormones in the body, the cat's physical condition will deteriorate, the body's resistance will also decrease, and the risk of wound infection after surgery will be greater. A male cat's estrus usually lasts 7 to 10 days, and it is necessary to wait until the estrus is over before undergoing sterilization surgery.

Precautions for cat sterilization:

1. Fasting for more than 8 hours and water for more than 6 hours before surgery, keeping an empty stomach, this can effectively avoid surgery Problems such as vomiting may occur.

2. The Elizabethan ring must be worn properly to prevent the cat from licking the wound and causing infection.

3. Before the cat is sterilized, take the cat to the pet hospital for a detailed physical examination to ensure that the cat’s body is suitable for sterilization surgery to avoid increasing the risks of the surgery.

4. On the day of the cat’s surgery, it is recommended to bring blankets, eye drops, cardboard boxes, Elizabethan collars and other items. Increase the cat's sense of security and prevent stress.