Yes. It is also possible to neuter a female cat after giving birth to kittens, but it must be neutered after the lactation period is over. Before neutering, do a preoperative examination to see how the female cat is recovering and whether she can undergo sterilization surgery. For example, some cats will suffer from postpartum depression, so it is best to wait until the cat is in a good mental state before performing surgery, otherwise sterilization will affect the cat's psychology. And after sterilization, nutrition should be replenished in time and the wound should be cleaned well.

Cat sterilization precautions:

1. Cat sterilization surgery should be performed at least after the first vaccination, preferably two weeks after all vaccinations are completed. . Making sure the immunity is fully effective before going to the hospital for surgery can effectively reduce disease infection and contagion.

2. The day before the cat is neutered, thoroughly disinfect the home, but do not disinfect the cat toilet. Give the cat a bath with warm water 2 days before the operation, fast from 10 hours before the operation, and stop water from 4 hours before the operation. Prepare two small blankets, one to place in the box, and a bottle of chloramphenicol eye drops. Eye drops should be given to the cat from time to time after the operation.

3. Don’t turn the cat’s body randomly. After the sterilization operation, the pet hospital will usually let the cat lie flat in a cage or mat. At this time, the cat cannot be moved to change its lying posture. This posture needs to be maintained for a period of time and can only be changed after the cat gradually wakes up.

4. As long as topical medicine is applied, the Elizabethan ring must be worn until the wound has healed.