Can a female cat still be neutered if she is in heat?

Female cats that are in heat can be sterilized, but it is recommended that female cats be sterilized a week after they are in heat. Before the sterilization operation, it should be confirmed that the cat's excretion and all body functions are in normal condition, and the cat should fast 10 hours in advance and provide only clean water, and no water 4 hours before the operation. This can reduce the risk of anesthesia for cats and promote normal eating after surgery.
What are the benefits of neutering female cats:
1. Cats will scream day and night during estrus, which affects the owner’s normal life. This can be effectively improved after neutering.
2. In addition, neutering can prevent female cats from diseases in their later years, such as pyometra, breast tumors, etc.
3. Neutering can also make cats gentle. Many cats with bad tempers will become docile after neutering.
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