Yes. The sterilization operation of female cats involves removal of the uterus and ovaries, and in some cases, only the ovaries are removed. If the uterus is simply removed and the ovaries are left behind, although there is no way to get pregnant and give birth, the female cat will still have symptoms of estrus. Neutering a female cat can completely avoid the possibility of estrus and pregnancy. When the female cat is 8 months old, her body is at its best, and it is also the best stage for sterilization.

Notes on sterilization care for female cats:

1. Female cats that have just given birth to kittens cannot be sterilized. Neutering is usually done at least two months after the female cat gives birth. It can be done only after the first trimester, but it also depends on whether the female cat's breasts are completely healed, and it can only be done when there is no milk secretion.

2. The post-operative care of female cats requires a lot of attention. After neutering, a female cat may experience vomiting and loss of appetite, so it is recommended to wait eight hours before offering food and water. In order to prevent the female cat from getting stressed, try not to disturb her so that she can have enough rest time.

3. The wound gauze can be removed after 12 hours, but attention should be paid to keeping the wound clean and dry. You can buy iodophor for disinfection and wiping.

4. The cat is basically sleeping after surgery and will be accompanied by pain. It is recommended to spray the wound 2-3 times while it is sleeping.