Usually female dogs can recover within 7 to 10 days after neutering. After the sterilization operation, anti-inflammatory drugs need to be sprayed on the wound and taken orally. At the same time, the female dog needs to wear an Elizabethan collar to prevent the female dog from scratching or licking the wound, which may lead to wound infection and inflammation. At the same time, the female dog needs to be fed nutritious food to ensure a balanced intake of dietary nutrients, improve the body's resistance, and help the wound heal quickly.

Precautions for dog sterilization surgery:

1. Conduct a preoperative examination to evaluate the dog's own health and whether it is qualified for surgery. It is important to ensure that the dog is in good health at the time of surgery. Some dogs with cardiopulmonary insufficiency may be at risk of allergic reactions to anesthesia and death during surgery. In addition, surgery is not suitable for dogs during estrus.

2. Do not eat or drink 6 hours before surgery. Otherwise, the food in the dog's stomach may flow back into the trachea during surgery, causing suffocation.

3. Do not take the dog home when it is not awake. It is best to observe it in the clinic first to prevent accidents. After arriving home, choose a comfortable and clean nest and rest in a ventilated area.