It usually takes 6 hours for female cats to be out of danger after sterilization. Anesthesia is usually out of danger after waking up after surgery. However, it may take 1 to 2 days for bleeding to be out of danger, and postoperative infection usually takes 3 to 5 days to be out of danger. Danger.

The wound of the female cat after sterilization has not healed, and the external environment needs to be strictly controlled to avoid infection and inflammation. During this period, the owner must keep the cat’s environment quiet to reduce fright, and control the female cat’s Do not move too much to prevent the wound from opening.

Precautions for sterilization:

1. Since cats have barbs on their tongues, after the cat is sterilized, an Elizabethan ring of appropriate size should be worn on the cat to prevent the cat from licking. Licking wounds.

2. After the cat has surgery, the wound should be sprayed with antibacterial drugs and oral anti-inflammatory drugs every day to prevent wound infection.

3. The owner can feed the cat some high-protein food to help the cat’s wounds heal quickly.