The wounds of female cats after neutering usually heal in about ten days. The main healing time depends on the physical condition of the female cat, the size of the wound and post-surgery care. After the surgery, the cat must wear an Elizabethan ring in time to prevent the cat from licking the wound. Usually scabs will form within three days of sterilization. The scabs will fall off in a week. Remove the Elizabethan ring after it is removed to prevent the cat from licking the wound open when licking its fur.

The best time to sterilize a female cat:

1. To sterilize a female cat, you need to wait until the female cat reaches sexual maturity, usually between 6 months and 8 months old. about.

2. Before performing sterilization surgery, you must ensure that the cat is in a healthy state and has received all vaccinations and internal and external deworming. It is necessary to fast for more than 10 hours the day before the surgery. water for more than 4 hours.

3. After the sterilization operation, prepare a flight box or cat bag, so that the cat can lie down comfortably in it, so as to prevent the cat from running around and opening wounds due to pain after anesthesia, and the need for medical treatment. Prepare an Elizabethan ring for the cat to prevent the cat from causing wounds. You also need to keep some anti-inflammatory drugs and iodine on hand. Do not bathe the cat before and after surgery.

4. If the wound does not heal well after the operation and pus discharge occurs, you need to take the cat to the pet hospital for treatment and treatment in time.