Care tips for male cats vomiting yellow water after sterilization:

1. A large number of cats vomiting yellow water after sterilization are due to anesthetic reaction, and the anesthetic is absorbed in the cat’s body. It takes 12-24 hours to be completely metabolized, so symptoms such as vomiting yellow water and lack of energy within 1-2 days after sterilization are all adverse reactions caused by anesthetics. You can feed the cat some antiemetics to relieve the symptoms. The cat should be careful not to overfeed the cat just after sterilization. You can feed the cat a small amount of millet porridge, nutritional paste or goat milk powder mixed with cat food and other easy-to-digest foods.

2. Generally, the cat will recover on its own after a few hours. If the cat is still in poor spirits and accompanied by vomiting, it is recommended to take it to the hospital for treatment.

3. When a cat vomits yellow water, it is best to fast for half a day or 12 hours and feed some probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract, help digestion and improve vomiting.

4. If the cat vomits yellow water for several days in a row, it may be sick, suffering from feline distemper, gastroenteritis, etc. It is recommended to send it to the hospital for examination and treatment.

Care items for cats after sterilization:

1. As long as external medicine is applied and the wound is not healed, an Elizabethan ring must be worn. The cat after sterilization will not care. Both males and females wear Elizabethan rings, but the length of time they are worn varies.

2. You can only eat and drink within the prescribed time after surgery. It will take a while after the sterilization operation to drink water and eat. Generally, it takes about 4 hours for male cats and about 6 hours for female cats. It can be extended appropriately according to the actual situation. However, cats feel dizzy for a long time after anesthesia, so their appetite is not good. Drinking water is better, so if the cat hasn’t eaten for seven or eight hours or even longer, if he still doesn’t eat, he thinks there is something wrong. Don't worry, this is normal.

3. Within 7-10 days after the operation, check the wound site every morning and evening to confirm whether it is healing normally. Within ten days after the operation, avoid bathing the pet. For at least one week after the operation, especially male cats, try to Avoid using cat litter that is too dusty.