Disadvantages of cat sterilization:

1. Premature sterilization will affect bone development. As animals grow, hormones secreted by the reproductive system help determine the length and shape of bones. When sterilization is performed, the body's sudden loss of these hormones will cause bone growth to become out of control, causing the growth cycle to become longer and out of proportion. This causes the pet to grow abnormally tall and have abnormally shaped bones.

2. Cats tend to become obese after sterilization. There is a clear trend of obesity in animals after neutering. In cats, obesity greatly increases the risk of diabetes.

3. Obesity can easily lead to diabetes and pancreatitis.

4. Joint problems caused by obesity after sterilization.

5. Neutering requires surgery on the cat, and there are risks of surgery, anesthesia, and post-surgery care.

Care items after cat sterilization:

1. Try to choose a quiet and dark environment, such as adding blackout curtains to windows or cat cages to increase the number of cats. sense of security.

2. Try to place cat bowls, litter boxes, cat nests and other cat utensils on the same level to reduce cats from jumping and running.

3. Try to feed 8 hours after the operation, eat small meals often, eat small meals frequently, and eat small meals frequently.

4. Keep warm, especially cats that need to be neutered in winter.