Usually, the sutures can be removed seven days after the cat sterilization surgery, and the wound can be completely healed, which can be done at home. First, the cat needs to be well-behaved, expose the cat's wound, and disinfect the wound. You can use iodophor. Then lift the thread, cut it with scissors, and then pull out the thread. If the owner cannot complete it by himself, he can take him to the pet hospital for stitches removal.

Precautions after cat sterilization:

1. First of all, you need to put the cat in a quiet, warm place away from sunlight, and pay attention to the cat’s condition. Breathing, pulse, body temperature, and maintain indoor ventilation.

2. Secondly, when the cat’s anesthesia has not completely dissipated, it must be closely monitored to avoid injuries from collisions and the cat jumping with brute force. Especially for female cats, it may cause the intra-abdominal ligature to fall off and cause massive bleeding.

3. Finally, it is recommended to feed the cat sterilized prescription food for 2 days after surgery, and then slowly switch back to ordinary canned cats and cat food.