Neutering a male cat takes about ten minutes, and the entire operation takes about half an hour. Female cats need 40 to 60 minutes. Because neutering a female cat is much more complicated than male cats, male cats do not need sutures. Factors that affect the length of the surgery also include the cat’s body fat content, tolerance to anesthesia, and the doctor’s proficiency. Cats need to eat and drink 8 hours before surgery, and a pre-operative physical examination also takes some time. Generally speaking, it takes about two or three hours for the owner to take the cat home, because even after the surgery, the cat still needs to survive the risk of anesthesia. Expect.

Benefits of cat sterilization:

1. After the cat is sterilized, the cat will no longer be in estrus, and will not be nervous or nervous due to estrus. Irritability and loss of appetite.

2. Cat sterilization can reduce the chance of disease. For example, sterilizing female cats can reduce the chance of suffering from pyometra, uterine fibroids and other diseases.

3. Cats will consume a lot of energy when they are in estrus. If each estrus is not dealt with in time, their life will be overdrawn.