Neutering a cat will not cause pain. Before sterilizing a cat, an anesthetic needs to be injected. The cat will be under anesthesia during the entire operation and will not feel any pain. However, after the sterilization operation, the effect of the medicine gradually disappears, and the cat will experience pain and other phenomena. Analgesic injections can be given to help the cat reduce the pain.

Preparation of cats for sterilization:

1. Before the sterilization operation, the cat owner should prepare a large cardboard box for the cat that can at least lay down flat. Can lie flat.

2. Prepare a clean small cotton mattress. Place a cotton mattress under the prepared box to allow the cat to lie comfortably after surgery. Before actual use, cat owners can soak the cleaned mattress in diluted 84 disinfectant and then expose it to the sun for about 1 hour.

3. Clean quilt. Due to the surgery itself and the power of the anesthetic, the cat's body temperature will be very low after surgery, and the body's ability to withstand the cold will be significantly reduced. Therefore, cat owners must prepare a small quilt for the cat to keep warm.

4. Eye drops. Eye drops used by ordinary people will suffice. After a cat is anesthetized, the eyes cannot close. The vitreous body is exposed to the air for a long time and loses a lot of water. Cat owners may even see walnut skin appearing in the middle of the cat's previously bright and large eyes. of depression.