The stitches can be removed from the sterilization surgery of female cats at home. Usually, the stitches can be removed about 7 to 10 days after the female cat is sterilized. It should be noted that each hospital adopts different suture methods, and whether the sutures need to be removed after surgery is also different. Before surgery, you should carefully ask the doctor whether the cat needs to have sutures removed after surgery. The cat should avoid licking and biting the wound before the sutures are removed. mouth, bathing and strenuous exercise. Pay attention to the wound condition and observe whether there is any inflammation.

What are the benefits of neutering female cats:

1. First of all, after sterilization, female cats will no longer have abnormal estrus behavior or howl. Neighbor disputes will be reduced.

2. Secondly, neutering the female cat before she goes into estrus can effectively avoid reproductive system diseases such as ovarian cysts, breast tumors, and pyometra, and can relatively prolong the female cat’s life. life.

3. Thirdly, after sterilizing cats, it can also reduce the risk of them running away from home or falling from high altitudes.

4. For cats with a violent temperament, neutering can improve their temperament to a certain extent. Some female cats may become more docile and clingy.