Benefits of neutering female cats:

1. Prolong the life span of cats. Compared with cats that have been neutered and cats that have not been neutered and cats that have given birth to litters, Age can be extended about twice as long.

2. Cats will scream day and night during estrus, which affects the owner’s normal life. This can be effectively improved after neutering.

3. Neutering can also make cats gentle. Many cats with bad tempers will become docile after neutering.

Disadvantages of neutering female cats:

1. Easy to gain weight. After neutering a cat, most cats will have a good appetite, so they can easily eat themselves fat, which may cause fatty liver and other diseases.

2. Urinary incontinence may occur. The disadvantage of sterilizing a cat is that it may cause urinary incontinence in the cat. Therefore, if the cat is sterilized, you need to follow the doctor's advice to take good care of the cat.

Fetal cat sterilization care matters:

1. The cat should not eat or drink until it is fully awake after surgery to avoid life-threatening consequences of liquid choking into the respiratory tract. After they are fully awake, you can give them some easily digestible and highly nutritious food, such as prescription cans or nutritional ointments, nutritional solutions, etc.

2. The female cat’s wound is large and she will feel pain, thus affecting her appetite and physical recovery. Generally speaking, pet hospitals will have animal-specific painkillers to help your pet recover smoothly.

3. Do not stuff the pulled out cat’s tongue back. Some cat owners think that the cat’s tongue hanging out looks unsightly when they see the cat after sterilization, as if the cat’s tongue is stuck inside. This is very dangerous because after the cat is anesthetized, the whole body is loose, including the cat’s tongue. If it is stuffed into the mouth, the cat’s tongue may block the respiratory tract and cause suffocation.