It may take about 30 to 60 minutes for a cat to wake up from sterilization anesthesia. The specific time needs to be determined based on the amount of anesthetic, the method of anesthesia and individual differences in cats. With respiratory anesthesia, the recovery time is usually shorter, about 30 minutes. If an injection of anesthesia is performed, it may take about 60 minutes to wake up naturally. If the cat is usually in good physical condition, the time it takes to wake up will be shorter. If the cat is usually weak, it may take longer to wake up.

Precautions for cats after sterilization surgery:

1. Cats will be more fragile after sterilization surgery, so be sure to prepare a quiet and comfortable place for them. environment for recuperation. Try to make its small nest as comfortable as possible, and there should be no tall objects or things that can cause the cat to jump around.

2. After completing the operation, do not feed the cat water or food first. This is also one of the things to note after the cat has undergone sterilization surgery. Male cats need to wait until 3 hours after the operation before feeding water, and 5 hours after the operation. To feed.

3. During the recovery process from the surgery, the cat will be weak and may have a loss of appetite. During the recovery stage, the cat should be properly supplemented with nutrients. If it does not drink water or eat, you can use a small syringe to feed it into its mouth.

4. Before the wound is completely healed, the cat’s movements must be restricted, because excessive beating can easily cause the wound to be torn open.