Since neutering will cause varying degrees of pain, if the dog is more afraid of pain, it will shiver. If necessary, relevant analgesics can be used. In addition, the dog’s movement needs to be limited during the recovery period after sterilization, which is beneficial to the recovery of the wound. At the same time, you need to take good care of the wound, keep it dry and clean, clean excess secretions every day, and then use a pet-specific trauma spray.

Precautions after neutering your dog:

1. Care for the wound. After the dog has been neutered, pay attention to its wounds every day. It is best to take photos and records so that you can accurately determine whether there are any abnormal changes in the wound.

2. Environmental organization. During your dog's post-surgery recovery, it's best to be hospitalized if possible. If you choose to recuperate at home, you must keep the environment clean in private.

3. Limb balance. After a dog has surgery, due to the wound recovery period or just after anesthesia, the dog's limbs will be unbalanced. At this time, you should be careful not to let the dog move around. It is best to lie down and rest for a period of time to avoid affecting the wound recovery.