Precautions before dog sterilization surgery:

1. Pay attention to the appropriate examination before surgery. The purpose of conducting corresponding physical examinations for dogs is to ensure that they can undergo neutering surgery when they are absolutely healthy. Although neutering surgery is relatively mature at present and is not strictly a major surgery, good health is a very important first choice. , and if the dog is in estrus, the operation must be performed after the estrus is over.

2. Please note that no feeding is allowed before surgery. Do not feed or drink food to the dog 12 hours before the operation. Feeding will affect the anesthesia during the operation and may cause gastrointestinal motility to stop, flatulence or even more terrible consequences.

3. Pay attention to the choice of anesthetic. Anesthesia during surgery is generally divided into injection anesthesia and respiratory anesthesia. Injection anesthesia means that the doctor uses an injection to anesthetize the dog according to the dog's weight. The disadvantage is that if the amount of anesthesia is not calculated clearly, it may be difficult for the dog to wake up and lead to death. Respiratory anesthesia allows you to remove the respirator immediately when the operation needs to be stopped. The disadvantage is that it is more expensive.

How to care for a dog after sterilization:

1. The dog will be confused after sterilization and anesthesia. Do not put your hands in front of the dog’s mouth or in front of the dog’s eyes. It can easily be accidental injury.

2. Itching will occur during the wound healing process. At this time, an Elizabethan ring must be worn to prevent the dog from licking and biting the wound, which may lead to wound infection.

3. Always observe whether your dog has shortness of breath, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, difficulty urinating, continuous bleeding, etc. If you find any, please communicate with your pet doctor in time.