There is no medicine for sterilizing female cats. The only way to completely sterilize is surgery. When a female cat is sterilized, parts of the uterus and ovaries are removed so that the female cat cannot become pregnant again. After the female cat has been sterilized, the owner must take good care of the cat. The owner must follow the doctor's instructions to give the cat infusions for anti-inflammation, apply trauma medicine to help the wound heal, and also pay attention to wearing an Elizabethan ring on the cat to avoid the cat's constant wear and tear. Licking the wound causes the wound to not heal for a long time.

Precautions after cat sterilization:

1. First of all, you need to put the cat in a quiet, warm place away from sunlight, and pay attention to the cat’s condition. Breathing, pulse, body temperature, and maintain indoor ventilation.

2. Secondly, when the cat’s anesthesia has not completely dissipated, it must be closely monitored to avoid injuries from collisions and the cat jumping with brute force. Especially for female cats, it may cause the intra-abdominal ligature to fall off and cause massive bleeding.

3. Finally, it is recommended to feed the cat sterilization prescription food for 2 days after surgery, and then slowly switch back to ordinary canned cats and cat food.