On the second day after neutering, you can feed normally. Usually, the dog can be fed about six hours after neutering. However, since the dog has just undergone surgery, the dog may not have a good appetite. The owner can feed a small amount of meat porridge or nutritional paste. If you don't eat for a long time, you need to go to the hospital for examination. It is best to have infusion to supplement nutrients. Within 1 to 4 days after neutering, the dog may also experience symptoms of vomiting and mental distress. This is due to the body’s stress response to anesthetics. If vomiting is too frequent, the owner is best to take the dog to the hospital for examination.

What should be paid attention to during dog sterilization surgery:

1. Conduct a preoperative examination to evaluate the dog's own health and whether it is qualified for surgery. It is important to ensure that the dog is in good health at the time of surgery. Some dogs with cardiopulmonary insufficiency may be at risk of allergic reactions to anesthesia and death during surgery. In addition, surgery is not suitable for dogs during estrus.

2. Do not eat or drink 6 hours before surgery. Otherwise, the food in the dog's stomach may flow back into the trachea during surgery, causing suffocation.

3. Wear an Elizabethan ring to prevent them from licking your wounds.