Dietary precautions for dogs after sterilization

1. Dogs have little appetite after surgery, so it is recommended to feed them small amounts and frequent meals.

2. Beef is rich in protein, as well as iron, zinc, and magnesium nutrients, which help tissue repair and blood replenishment.

3. Feeding carrots in an appropriate amount can help body cells resist oxidation. After being converted into vitamin A, it can repair mucosal cells and is a good helper for wound healing.

4. The simplest and fastest way is to buy them some nutritional ointment or blood replenishing ointment to replenish nutrition and vitality.

How to care for dogs after sterilization

1. After sterilization, the dog must wear an Elizabethan collar to prevent the dog from licking the wound and causing secondary wounds. Bacterial infection causes inflammation and suppuration.

2. Antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs need to be sprayed on the wound regularly. At the same time, it is necessary to provide the dog with nutritious food, improve the body's resistance, and take measures to keep warm.

3. Don’t rush to let it eat after surgery. Gastrointestinal motility is slow after anesthesia, and symptoms of gastroenteritis may occur if you rush to eat. Generally, you can eat a small amount of food 3 hours after the operation. Do not feed too much at once. Feed water normally. 4. After the dog sterilization surgery, you need to pay attention to restricting the dog from extensive exercise to prevent the dog from tearing the wound due to extensive exercise.

5. Observe the incision carefully and change the dressing as required by the doctor. If infection is found at the incision, it should be taken back to the hospital promptly.

6. Sutures should be removed strictly according to the time specified by the doctor. It should be done by professionals. Do not do it yourself to avoid infection.