For a female cat to be sterilized, an incision is made in the cat's abdomen, the uterus and ovaries are removed, and the abdomen is sutured, so that the cat will no longer be in heat and will no longer be able to reproduce. Neutering surgery on female cats carries higher risks than neutering surgery on male cats, and the postoperative recovery time will be longer. The cat’s wounds need to be cleaned and disinfected every day to avoid infection and inflammation.