Reasons for cat sterilization:

1. Reduce the number of unnecessary pets that no one needs, thereby reducing the number of stray pets and preventing pets from suffering and tragic consequences. destiny.

2. Neutering surgery can help cats live healthier and reduce the chance of getting sick. Studies have shown that sterilization can reduce the chance of female pets suffering from uterine, ovarian and breast cancers, especially when the female cat has just become sexually mature and has not yet given birth. The effect is more obvious. Neutering surgery can reduce the chance of testicular cancer in male cats and reduce the incidence of prostate disease.

3. Sterilization surgery can change the pet’s personality, reduce or completely change the pet’s habits of wandering, fighting, peeing everywhere, and howling, thereby greatly reducing the chance of loss or injury, and being infected with diseases, and at the same time, it can Pets become more affectionate, have a closer relationship with their owners, and become more docile.

4. Solve the problem of cats in heat. When male cats are in heat, they will mark their territory with urine, so you can often see urine stains left by them in the corners. When a male cat is in estrus, he will be noisy and restless when he sees a female cat, and wants to express himself at all times; when a female cat is in estrus, her personality will change drastically. Usually very gentle, it can become irritable and restless. They will frantically try to go out to seek favors from male cats, raise their buttocks at anyone at every turn, and howl incessantly at night, which greatly affects the rest of themselves and their neighbors.

5. Neutering a cat can indirectly extend the cat’s survival time.

6. It can prevent cats from getting lost. Whether it is a male cat or a female cat, when they are in heat, they will want to find a partner to mate with, so many cats will try their best to run away from home, which increases the chance of the cat getting lost.

7. Reduce the spread of infectious diseases. After sterilization, cats will not be infected with infectious diseases such as feline AIDS during mating due to estrus. If cats have infectious diseases or genetic defects, there is no need to worry about inheriting the disease after sterilization.

The diet of cats after sterilization:

1. After sterilization, try to feed the cat some liquid food that does not require chewing, cook some minced meat porridge or soak the cat food with milk powder Soft feeding.

2. Don’t feed your cat greasy food. Feed it some high-quality canned cat food or nutritious ointment that promotes wound healing. Feed some meat with higher protein, such as fish, chicken, etc., remove the bones and cut into small pieces and feed it with some vegetables.