How long does it take to neuter a male cat?

The best time to neuter male cats:
The best time to neuter male cats is between 7 and 10 months, before the first estrus. Because cats need hormones to help them grow and develop, male cats secrete androgens through their testicles, and these hormones will affect bone development. If the cat is neutered before the bones stop growing, that is before 7 months of age, it will affect the cat's growth and development.
Of course it is possible to have surgery after the cat is in heat, but if the cat has previously urinated randomly during heat, meowed frequently, and liked to sneak out of the door, it may form a habit that is difficult to correct. Therefore, sterilization during the first estrus period can effectively reduce the probability of estrus behavior, and can also effectively prevent the occurrence of reproductive system diseases, such as testicular cancer.
Precautions after sterilization of male cats:
1. The sterilization operation is a trauma for male cats. After the operation, male cats must be given nutritional supplements. You can Give some vitamins, trace elements and other nutrients, and return the male cat to its normal mental state and diet as soon as possible.
2. Do not bathe male cats in the near future, and do not exercise too strenuously.
3. Put an Elizabethan ring on the male cat to prevent the male cat from licking the wound and causing infection.
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