Whether bleeding from a cat's sterilized wound is normal depends on the situation. Bleeding in the first two days after sterilization of a male cat is normal. It is normal if there is a small amount of blood in the wound, which is caused by ruptured capillaries. If there is still fresh blood leaking out after three days, it is abnormal. At this time, you need to consider whether the blood vessels inside are not completely ligated. If fresh blood continues to leak out, it is recommended to take it to the hospital for detailed examination in time. Deal with it promptly.

Things to note after cat sterilization:

1. The owner must put the cat in a familiar place so that it will feel safe enough, because the cat Postoperative mood swings will affect the cat’s physical recovery.

2. The owner must give the cat a clean environment to recuperate, and the owner must also keep the air fresh and create a good living environment.

3. Cats cannot be bathed casually after sterilization, as the wounds will be easily infected. Therefore, if the owner feels that the cat is dirty, he can help the cat wipe its body with a clean cloth, and be sure not to touch the cat's wounds.

4. The owner must put away all the things that the cat can climb on, because if the cat is allowed to beat too strongly, it will easily cause the wound to open.

5. Cats should not be allowed to lick their wounds. The owner can always accompany the cat to comfort it.

6. You can usually feed it some relatively light food and cat food that is high in protein, high in meat, and easy to absorb nutrients to promote the recovery of the cat's wounds.