What issues should be paid attention to when a male cat is sterilized? Anyone who has raised a cat at home knows that male cats are generally in the estrus after half a year old, and some cats will be later. During the estrus period, the cat urinated everywhere and divided the territory, howling loudly every night, which was really not a headache. He was particularly worried that his neighbors would come to complain. Especially the smell of urine in the estrus, it is so eye-catching and comparable to Resident Evil. Therefore, doctors generally recommend that cats be sterilized after half a year old.
There are many shovelers who are unwilling to sterilize their cats, and they think it is cruel. But in fact, cats not only feel very painful in estrus, but also irreversible damage to the urinary system. They can also prolong their lifespan after sterilization, so the benefits are relatively great. So how should the owners take care of their cats after sterilization?
1. Prepare and clean the cat's nest: Because the cat has just undergone surgery and is still in a relatively weak state, it is necessary to give the cat a quiet rest. The cat's wound is still in an unhealed state after surgery, and it needs to be cleaned in advance to avoid wound infection due to unhygienicity.
2. Do not exercise vigorously, bring an Elizabeth circle: If the wound is not healed, if the wound is broken, it is best to put it in a cage for a few days after the operation, and bring an Elizabeth circle to prevent the cat from licking the wound, resulting in continuous non-healing.
3. Cat food: After the operation, because you are weak, you can prepare some foods that are easy to digest and have high nutritional value for the cat. Canned food and nutritional cream can be used at this time. You can supplement the cat's nutrition in time and relieve pain caused by not wanting to eat.
4. Do not take out or take baths: When going out, it is because of the high number of bacteria, especially cats that have almost never taken out of the house. It is best not to take out within one month to avoid infection. Do not bathe your cat at this time, as it will also cause the wound to heal and infect.
People cats have partially urinated after sterilization can be completely cured. Some cats have become accustomed to urinating, so they will not completely remove the habit of urinating. However, it will also be much better, but the urine smell is obviously much lighter than before sterilization. It is no longer the smell of urination when the door is opened.