The risk of triple sterilization without sterilization is high, because after sterilization, the cat's body becomes weaker and its resistance is reduced, making it very easy to contract diseases due to reduced physical fitness. Cats are more likely to get sick if they haven't been vaccinated. It is generally recommended that owners vaccinate their cats before neutering them. In addition, when sterilizing a cat, the owner needs to deprive the cat of food and water in advance, and it is best to conduct a preoperative examination to reduce the risk of surgery.

What should be paid attention to when neutering cats:

1. Older cats need pre-operative examination. Before surgery, you need to fast for about 10 hours and water for about 8 hours.

2. After surgery, the cat needs to wear an Elizabethan ring to prevent it from licking.

3. The wound area should be kept dry and clean. You cannot eat until 8 hours after surgery.

4. Try to let it rest as much as possible, which will help the wound recover.

5. You can go to the hospital to have the sutures removed about seven days after the operation.