Yes, if the cat is not neutered and mated, it will continue to be in estrus, and the frequency of estrus will become faster and faster. When a male cat is in heat, he will urinate everywhere in his territory, making the house smell bad. Female cats in heat will lose their appetite, like to go out, and be restless and howling at night. If the owner does not want the cat to breed, the best way is to choose neutering.

Precautions for cat sterilization:

1. The cat’s resting environment should be quiet and tidy and away from other animals. The cat may be sterilized 18 to 24 hours after waking up from anesthesia. You may feel nauseous and uncomfortable, and you may become irritable. Providing a quiet environment for isolation can help your cat recover. Remember not to play with the cat or constantly pick it up to comfort it after surgery to prevent pulling on the wound.

2. Try to prevent the cat from running and jumping within two weeks after the operation. Place the cat's nest, cat food bowl and litter box nearby for its convenience.

3. Don’t turn the cat’s body randomly. After the sterilization operation, the pet hospital will usually let the cat lie flat in a cage or mat. At this time, the cat cannot be moved to change its lying posture. This posture needs to be maintained for a period of time and can only be changed after the cat gradually wakes up.

4. It is generally required to fast for several hours before surgery to prevent cats from vomiting and blocking the trachea after anesthesia. Therefore, most cats after surgery may not eat or drink for several hours. , but it still takes a while to eat or drink.