Does a female cat need to be accompanied by someone at all times after being neutered?

No need. Neutering a female cat refers to the artificial removal of its uterus, ovaries and other reproductive organs, so the wound is relatively deep and the operation time is relatively long. It is best to have a dedicated person accompany you during this period. When the female cat's mental state recovers and there are no other abnormalities, she does not need to be accompanied by a dedicated person.
Benefits of sterilizing female cats:
1. Cats will scream day and night during estrus, which affects the owner’s normal life. This can be effectively improved after neutering.
2. Extend the life of cats. Cats that have been neutered can live about twice as long as cats that have not been neutered and cats that have given birth.
3. Neutered cats will not be infected with sexually transmitted diseases, such as feline AIDS.
4. Let the cat get rid of the tension, irritability, and loss of appetite caused by estrus, and restore its original lively nature.
5. Avoid blind breeding and control the number of stray cats.
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