Things to note before cat neutering:

1. Age appropriate. If a cat needs sterilization surgery, it must first be of appropriate age. Currently, the generally accepted age is around 6-10 months.

2. Make sure the cat’s vaccinations have been completed and have been administered for more than a week.

3. It is necessary to confirm whether the cat has symptoms such as fever, vomiting, sneezing, and diarrhea.

4. Do not eat or drink for more than 8 hours, otherwise the operation will not be possible.

5. You need to prepare a bottle of veterinary eye drops.

6. You need to ask the doctor whether both the ovaries and the uterus are removed, because some doctors only remove the cat’s ovaries or only the cat’s uterus. It cannot achieve sterilization or prevent diseases such as pyometra.

7. Do a thorough disinfection of your home. Note that the cat's toilet should not be disinfected because the smell of disinfectant will make it unable to find the toilet.

8. Trim the cat’s nails. Generally speaking, the cat may scratch the gauze on the second or third day after the sterilization operation because the wound is itchy or not used to it. Condition.

9. Before preparing for surgery, you must ensure that the cat is healthy. If the cat is sick, surgery cannot be performed.

Precautions after sterilization of cats:

1. Within 1 hour after sterilization, observe the cat for any adverse reactions.

2. After 6 hours of sterilization, prepare to give the cat water and food.

3. Within 24 hours of sterilization, observe the changes in the cat’s wound and avoid strenuous exercise.

4. If you do not have time to take care of your pet within 3 days of sterilization, it is recommended to send it to a pet hospital for anti-inflammation and anti-infection.

5. Within 7 days of sterilization, nutritious diet and warm environment are very important.