Neutering is not recommended when cats are in heat. First of all, the blood vessels of cats dilate when they are in heat. During sterilization, the uterus will become brittle and enlarged, the amount of bleeding will increase, and the risk of surgery will also increase. It is recommended that cats be neutered after they are in heat, which is safer. Secondly, owners need to note that cats need to avoid food and water six to eight hours before sterilization to avoid vomiting caused by anesthesia. Finally, the cat must wear an Elizabethan ring after sterilization to prevent the cat from licking the wound and causing wound inflammation.

What to do if a cat is in heat

1. Close the doors and windows at home to prevent the cat from attracting other cats to come when it is in heat.

2. It is recommended that cats in heat be locked in a cage to prevent the cat from escaping and causing other accidents.

3. When a cat is in estrus, its appetite may decrease, it may hiss loudly at night, and its behavior may be more clingy. At this time, the owner can first feed the cat appropriate liquid food or the cat’s favorite food to ensure the cat’s normal diet and prevent weight loss caused by loss of appetite.

4. Owners can put physiological pants on female cats to prevent accidents; they can also use mood soothing agents on male cats to prevent random urination.

5. If the cat is no longer used for breeding, the owner can contact the pet hospital to inquire about sterilization. At the right time, sterilization can alleviate the adverse reactions of cats in heat, as well as reproductive system and urinary system diseases with age. Increased risk.