No. Cat litter cannot be used on male cats after sterilization, because the urine output will be relatively large for the first time after surgery, which is likely to cause the cat litter to stick to the wound. Although the wound of male cat sterilization is very small, it cannot be ruled out that contact with cat litter may cause wounds. Infect. It is recommended to use cat litter after 1-2 days. This is the most friendly to the cat's wound and prevents the cat litter from sticking to the wound. In addition, please note that the wound should not be exposed to water for one week after surgery.

Precautions for cat sterilization:

1. 2 to 3 days after the cat is sterilized, you can feed the cat high-nutrient foods such as fish, chicken, and nutritional paste to supplement the nutrition of the cat. , you can also feed probiotics, lactozoic enzymes, etc. to help the cat's gastrointestinal tract digest the nutrients in the food, so that the cat can grow up healthily.

2. After the cat is sterilized, it is recommended to feed the cat an appropriate amount of easily digestible food such as minced meat porridge, millet porridge, goat milk powder, soaked soft cat food, etc. You can also feed the cat high-nutrient canned food to relieve the wounds left by the surgery. To heal quickly, do not feed hard and dry food that is not easy to digest to avoid indigestion and other phenomena.

3. As long as topical medicine is applied and the wound is not healed, an Elizabethan collar must be worn. After sterilization, both male and female cats must wear Elizabethan collars, but the length of wearing them varies.

4. If you want the cat to meet the conditions for sterilization, you must wait for the cat to be more than 6 months old and weigh more than 6 pounds; you must also pay attention to the fact that the vaccine is complete and the body is healthy.