Care methods for male cats after sterilization surgery:

1. Do not force male cats to live in cat litter. After returning home, put the cat in the cat's nest. 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 opening the wound.

2. Correctly deal with vomiting in male cats. 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.

3. Give the cat painkillers. The male cat will feel severe pain on the night after the operation. When the cat keeps meowing, it means that it can no longer bear the pain. Ordinary analgesics are ineffective for postoperative pain. If you can’t give analgesic injections at home, go to the drug store to buy tramadol, which is a medicine specially used to treat postoperative pain. Give your cat half a tablet every 6 hours, continuously. Two days.

4. Do not force the cat to eat. Under normal circumstances, if there are no other diseases, it does not matter if the cat does not eat for several days. When its gastrointestinal function is weak, forced feeding can also cause vomiting. Cats have a very strong ability to regulate themselves, and they will eat automatically when their condition is better.

Precautions after male cat sterilization surgery:

1. Wear an Elizabethan ring on the male cat to prevent the male cat from licking the wound and causing infection.

2. Do not bathe male cats in the near future, and do not exercise too strenuously.

3. Pay attention to whether the cat’s urine and feces are normal, as well as the cat’s mental state. If there is vomiting, diarrhea, fever, or no defecation for more than one to two days, send it to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.