Cats can eat and drink on the day of neutering. After most cat sterilization surgeries, you have to wait until the anesthesia is fully awakened to start counting the time. The cat can drink a small amount of water four hours after sterilization. After feeding the water, observe whether the cat has vomiting or other abnormalities. If everything is normal, the cat can be given a small amount to resume its diet six hours later. If the cat has no appetite, you can use a syringe to dilute the canned food and put it into the cat's mouth to prevent dehydration and hypoglycemia caused by the cat not eating for a long time.

Things to note after cat sterilization:

1. Do not change the environment at will

Because the cat is very vulnerable after sterilization. At this time, the owner Never change the environment that your cat is familiar with randomly. You must put your cat in a place it is familiar with so that it will feel safe enough, because the cat's mood swings after surgery will affect the cat's physical recovery.

2. Keep the environment clean and hygienic

The owner must give the cat a clean environment to recuperate, and the air must be kept fresh. If the environment is messy and dirty, it is easy for many cats to breed. Bacteria can easily cause infections in cats after sterilization, so owners should clean the house more often to create a good living environment.

3. No bathing

Cats cannot be bathed casually after sterilization, as the wound will be easily infected. Therefore, if the owner feels that the cat is dirty, he can help the cat wipe its body with a clean cloth. , be sure not to touch the cat’s wounds.

4. There should be no excessive exercise

The owner can place the cat in a place where it cannot climb, because it is easy for the cat to see places where it can climb, and it will be very excited. If the cat jumps too hard, it will easily cause the wound to crack, so the owner must put away everything the cat can climb.

5. Don’t lick the cat’s wounds

Cats like to lick things and themselves everywhere, so owners should pay more attention to the cat’s movements and not let the cat lick its own wounds. , but sometimes cats will lick their wounds to relieve the pain and discomfort when they feel pain. At this time, the owner needs to stay with the cat at all times to comfort it.