Care after neutering of Norwegian Forest Cat:

1. Do not put the tongue of the cat back. When some cat owners first see their neutered cats, they think the cat’s tongue hanging out looks unsightly, as if the cat’s tongue is stuck inside. This is very dangerous because after the cat is anesthetized, the whole body is loose, including the cat’s tongue. If it is stuffed into the mouth, the cat’s tongue may block the respiratory tract and cause suffocation.

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.

3. As long as topical medicine is applied and the wound is not healed, the Elizabethan ring must be worn. After neutering, both male and female cats must wear Elizabethan rings, but the length of time they wear them varies.

4. First of all, when the cat is wearing a collar, make sure that the food and water bowls are not too big or too deep so that the cat can eat and drink. Usually, I eat and drink less from the same day to the next morning, and then gradually recover. Pay attention to giving cats wet food and liquid cat snacks with better taste. Eat some nutritional paste. Eating nutritional paste can quickly absorb its nutrients.

5. If the cat has a stress reaction after sterilization, create a quiet and comfortable environment for the cat to relax its mood. Do not have too much contact with the cat. At the same time, you can also feed the cat appropriately. Small snacks to calm the cat's mood.

6. The normal body temperature of a cat is around 38.5°C. If it exceeds 39.5°C after sterilization, it means a high fever. It is likely to be caused by inflammation and should be sent to the hospital for review in time.

7. If the cat is in pain and barking, you need to follow the doctor's advice when giving pain relief and other drugs. Do not do it without authorization, and be sure not to use disinfectants and antibiotics on the cat's postoperative wounds.

8. It is best not to take a bath for half a month after sterilization. It is generally recommended not to take a bath within half a month after sterilization to prevent wound infection caused by bath water.

9. After a cat is sterilized, a large amount of nutrients will be lost in the body, resulting in malnutrition. If the immunity is low, it is easy to get sick. The cat should provide sufficient nutrients to the cat in time to strengthen its health. For disease resistance, the staple cat food can be chosen with high protein content.

Benefits of neutering Norwegian Forest Cats:

1. No worries about being in heat. When a cat enters estrus, the cat will often howl loudly and rub its head and body against the owner or the table. The cat's meowing will cause a lot of inconvenience to the owner and disturb the neighbors. Therefore, if the cat's meowing is done at the appropriate time, After neutering a cat, the cat will not enter estrus, which can reduce a lot of troubles.

2. Appetite becomes better. After a cat is sterilized, its body will change, and its appetite will become better than before. In this way, the cat will not often suffer from the symptoms of loss of appetite.Much healthier.