Care methods for female cats after sterilization:

1. Give the cat a quiet, comfortable and clean environment to cultivate, keep the wound clean and dry, and do not bathe the cat during this period , if cleaning is needed, you can also use a wet towel to wipe other parts, but try not to touch the wound.

2. Put the cat into the cat's nest after returning home. If it insists on getting into a corner and refuses to come out, don't force it, but don't let it do strenuous exercise such as jumping to avoid injuries. cracking. If it must jump, find a way to build some steps for it so that it can go where it wants to go. In fact, it is more worry-free to keep the cat in a cage.

3. Many cats will vomit within three or four days after surgery. This is a normal reaction caused by anesthetics irritating the gastrointestinal tract, and there is no need to go to the hospital. If the cat vomits and refuses to drink water, give it 0.9% sodium chloride, or go to the drugstore to buy oral rehydration salt granules.

4. After the operation, the doctor can prescribe prescription food for the cat. If the cat does not like to eat, you can choose canned cat food or homemade cat food. It should be noted that homemade cat food should not add any seasonings. For non-specialized postoperative cat food, you can add some antibiotics and digestive drugs, and generally feed it for 2-3 days.

5. Don’t rush to take the cat home after the sterilization operation. The cat needs to be kept in the hospital for observation before the anesthesia wears off. It is recommended to let the cat rest in the cage. During this period, the doctor will monitor the cat's body temperature to check the degree of recovery. The cat can not be taken home until it fully regains consciousness and can stand on its own.

6. Be sure to put a collar on the cat after surgery to prevent the cat from licking the wound and causing infection. Pay attention to keeping the wound dry. If you find bleeding or pus, go to the hospital in time and let the doctor handle it.

7. It is best not to take a bath for half a month after sterilization. It is generally recommended not to take a bath within half a month after sterilization to prevent wound infection caused by bath water.

8. After sterilization, female cats need to use iodophor to lightly disinfect the sutures every day. At the same time, they need to wear an Elizabethan ring to prevent the wound from being licked. After a week, they need to go to the hospital to have the stitches removed. Male cats do not need to have their stitches removed.

Benefits of cat sterilization:

1. Extend the life of cats. The life span of a neutered cat is 2 to 3 years longer than that of an unneutered cat, so many cat owners choose to have their cats neutered.

2. Reduce the risk of cat disease. Neutering a cat can prevent it from some reproductive system diseases. The risk of ovarian cysts, mammary tumors, ovarian tumors, and uterine fibroids in female cats can be greatly reduced through sterilization surgery.