The anesthesia used for male cat sterilization is:

1. Nowadays, pet hospitals generally use inhalation anesthesia. This anesthesia method is highly safe and easy to master. The degree and amount of anesthesia.

2. Commonly used anesthetics for cats include: opioid sedatives, buprenorphine, morphine, hydromorphone, butorphanol with or without acepromazine. Typically your veterinarian will recommend local anesthesia for your cat using a regular internal local anesthetic.

3. The use of inhalation induction anesthesia should be avoided as much as possible. It is very dangerous for cats. They are exposed to high concentrations of strong cardiopulmonary inhibitors. The cardiovascular and respiratory systems cannot be monitored and paid during induction, which increases mortality.

What should be paid attention to when male cats are sterilized and anesthetized:

1. Cat owners should instill eye drops every 3-5 minutes before the cat wakes up. Because cats cannot close their eyes and cannot secrete lubricants, in order to prevent the lens from drying out and shrinking, cats must be given eye drops.

2. Keep warm, especially in cold weather. After anesthesia, the cat's circulation is very weak and its body temperature is very low. You need to cover yourself with some clothes and a towel before waking up to avoid catching a cold.

3. Because orchiectomy will temporarily affect the hormone balance in the cat’s body, the cat may become interested in eating more and sleeping more. Cat owners should be careful not to feed their cats too much, and guide their cats to exercise appropriately to prevent them from gaining weight.