Neutering is not recommended for cats that have not been vaccinated, as there will be certain risks. Because cats have not been vaccinated, their body's ability to resist viruses is relatively poor. After sterilization, the cat's body will be in a state of low immunity for a period of time. If it encounters a viral infection, the body will not be able to resist it and infection will occur. Therefore, for the health of your cat, it is recommended to consider neutering after vaccination.

Precautions for cat sterilization surgery:

1. First of all, 6-8 hours before the cat is sterilized, the owner needs to deprive the cat of food and water to avoid Food reflux occurs during anesthesia, leading to aspiration pneumonia.

2. Secondly, the cat can be fed and watered 4 hours after the sterilization operation.

3. Finally, because there are many barbs on the cat’s tongue, the owner must wear an Elizabethan ring on the cat after surgery.