Preparation items before sterilizing female cats:

1. Disinfection at home:

After surgery, cats will be afraid of the light due to pain and fear. When seeing people, they will crawl into these places and be reluctant to come out. A large amount of dust and bacteria may cause infection.

2. Deworming and cleaning:

Deworm the female cat externally one week in advance, and take a bath two days in advance to keep the cat’s body clean.

2. Fasting and water fasting:

No food, only water, starting 10 hours before surgery, and no water starting 4 hours before surgery.

3. Prepare cat supplies:

Prepare two small blankets, a bottle of chloramphenicol eye drops, a cardboard box that can accommodate the stretched size of the cat, Elizabeth’s headgear, and surgery Take food, nutritional ointment or canned nutrition, iodophor, and anti-inflammatory drugs. On the day of surgery, bring a flight box or pet carrying bag with you to make it easier to carry your cat on the road.

Performances of female cats after sterilization:

1. 2-3 days after surgery, the female cat will have a loss of appetite. The owner can give the cat what she likes to eat. Lure food, but do not force the cat to eat. If the cat does not drink water, you can pour some water into the cat's mouth with a small syringe.

2. Under the advice of the veterinarian, add some nutrition to the cat to help heal the wound. You can put the food close to the cat’s nest and let the cat eat by itself. Do not force it.