After a cat is neutered by caesarean section, it will stop producing milk for a short period of time. The secretion of milk from the mammary gland is affected by prolactin, which is secreted by the ovaries. Therefore, after sterilization, prolactin will slowly disappear and milk production will no longer occur. Even if lactation will occur in a short period of time, it is not recommended to feed kittens because the milk at this time has been contaminated by anesthetics and other drugs. It is recommended to feed kittens with goat milk powder specially formulated for pets. If possible, you can find a female cat that is suitable for birth and provide breast milk.

What should be paid attention to when neutering cats:

1. Older cats need pre-operative examination. Before surgery, you need to fast for about 10 hours and water for about 8 hours.

2. After surgery, the cat needs to wear an Elizabethan ring to prevent it from licking.

3. It is best to let the cubs eat the colostrum of the mother cat before sterilizing the mother cat. In the later stage, the cubs can be fed goat milk powder specially designed for pets. The first feeding should be diluted a little less, and then gradually Transition to normal concentration.