Care methods for female cats after sterilization:

1. Female cats are relatively weak after sterilization surgery. Try to take care of them in the hospital before waking up from anesthesia to avoid post-operative anesthesia. When the female cat is not awake, her urine soaks the sterile gauze on the abdominal wound.

2. After taking the cat home, we should place the cat in a quiet and warm place, but avoid direct sunlight.

3. Keep it in a cage for rest, and do not play too much with the cat to avoid strenuous exercise that may cause the wound to open.

4. Antibiotics and pain-relieving injections or drugs should be used in the first three days after surgery.

5. Feed the cat 4 hours after the sterilization operation before giving it water, and 6 hours later before feeding it, and it should be fed with liquid food or nutritional paste.

6. Observe whether the female cat has normal bowel movements. During the recovery period, you should wear surgical clothes, check the cat's wounds every day, and perform anti-inflammatory treatment on the cat's wounds to avoid contamination caused by licking the wound.

7. Female cats should be supplemented with high-quality, easy-to-digest meat and fish protein after sterilization. But be sure not to overfeed your cat, or even overeat, as this will cause the cat’s body to have an overreaction and cause indigestion.

8. Try to avoid cats eating animal offal, beef and mutton, cooked food for humans, etc. Unconventional foods, especially homemade foods, should also be avoided on your cat’s dinner plate to avoid causing allergies. It is recommended to listen to your doctor’s advice and give your cat professional post-operative care pet food.

9. Do not bathe the cat to avoid water infecting the wound.

10. Don’t disturb its sleep. Ensuring adequate and good sleep will help recovery.

11. The use of postoperative drugs must still follow the doctor’s advice, especially anti-inflammatory drugs. Remember to return to the doctor on time.