1. After sterilization, cats should choose low-fat prescription food for sterilized cats to avoid obesity in sterilized cats.

2. No or less high-fat foods.

3. Choosing foods rich in high protein can maintain the cat’s demand for high protein.

4. Observe the normal feeding amount and do not feed at will.

5. Pay attention to controlling the acid-base balance in the diet to prevent struvite and calcium oxalate stones.

6. After the cat is sterilized, it is recommended to feed the cat an appropriate amount of easily digestible food such as minced meat porridge, millet porridge, goat milk powder, soaked cat food, etc. You can also feed the cat high-nutrient canned food to relieve the wounds left by the surgery. To heal quickly, do not feed hard and dry food that is not easy to digest to avoid indigestion and other phenomena.

7. Use chicken breast, beef, chicken liver, and egg yolk to make homemade canned food for postoperative recovery. Be careful not to add any seasonings, and the chicken breasts, beef, and chicken livers must be steamed first and then minced with a food processor.

Dietary precautions for cats after sterilization:

1. Liquid food after surgery

Cats after surgery should not be fed dry, hard food that is not easy to digest. Food is easily involved in wounds due to chewing. Try to feed your cat some liquid food that does not require chewing, so that the cat can absorb and digest it easily. Do not feed your cat greasy cat food or canned food after surgery, as this can easily cause internal heat in the cat and stimulate wound inflammation.

2. Strengthen nutritional supplements

Owners can feed their cats high-quality canned cats and nutritional pastes that promote wound healing every day to supplement their cats with a variety of nutrients. Because cats can absorb nutrients quickly, it also helps heal wounds and can also enhance the cat’s resistance.