Effective ways for cats to return to normal after sterilization:

1. A quiet, comfortable and isolated space. Because within 18 to 24 hours after anesthesia, cats will feel uncomfortable and become irritable, so they need a safe place to rest without being disturbed. If other people or pets disturb them, it will be difficult for cats to rest. , which is not conducive to recovery.

2. Keep the cat comfortable. Do not let the cat lie on the wire cage. The wound will be caught by the wire. Provide a flat surface for the cat to rest and stretch its body.

3. Maintain a supply of food and water. In order to speed up wound healing after surgery, avoid letting the cat jump, climb stairs or go looking for food on its own.

4. Provide a clean cat litter box. Within one week after surgery, avoid using cat litter that is too dusty or too fine, because it can easily enter the surgical incision and cause infection, especially Male cat.

Precautions after cat sterilization:

1. It is necessary to check the cat’s surgical incision area and observe the progress of wound recovery. Female cats and male cats with cryptorchidism will have an incision on their belly during neutering surgery. Most male cats will have an incision in the scrotal area.

2. If the cat behaves normally, you can feed the cat about a quarter of the usual amount of food about 2-4 hours after returning home. However, if the cat does not eat, do not force the cat to eat or drink.

3. Give the cat a good rest and do not disturb it. Many people will be very worried about the cat after the operation and always want to touch it and tease it. This will only make you feel at ease, but Keeping the cat unable to rest well is not conducive to recovery.

4. Limit the cat’s range of activities. For a week after surgery, make sure your cat does not jump or play excessively, as this may irritate the surgical site or cause infection.

5. Do not bathe the cat. Do not bathe your cat for half a month after surgery as this can lead to irritation or infection of the surgical site.

6. Wear a hood on the cat to prevent the cat from touching the wound. Of course, some cats react very violently when wearing a hood, so you can observe the cat. If they lick their wounds without wearing a hood, you need to wear one.