Domestic cats need to be vaccinated before neutering. Although native cats are highly adaptable to their native environment, neutering will affect the immune function of native cats, which will increase the risk of native cats contracting infectious diseases after neutering. Pet hospitals are the home base for bacteria and viruses. If cats are not vaccinated, their immune systems will be imperfect. Take it to the doctor for sterilization at this time. The cat has no ability to resist these deadly viruses. The cat's resistance will decrease just after being neutered. At this time, if the virus easily invades the body, it will cause the cat to become sick. Therefore, cats must be vaccinated before being neutered.

Precautions for cat sterilization:

1. Anti-inflammatory drugs. After the operation, cats need to be treated with anti-inflammatory drugs. At this time, they need to take anti-inflammatory drugs. Let the wound heal quickly.

2. Put an Elizabethan collar on the cat to prevent the cat from licking the wound with its tongue.

3. Wait for the cat’s anesthesia to wear off and return to normal before taking it home. You can't drink water until 6 hours after surgery, and eat after 8-12 hours.

4. The cat’s eyes are open after anesthesia. To prevent the eyes from drying out, you need to put eye drops on the eyeballs or apply a little eye ointment.