Will the cat's wound heal very slowly after neutering? Some common sense of cat sterilization! In today's society, the pet cat kept in the average family has reached its age They are all directly sterilized. Only a small number of parents will sterilize their cats after they have endured the despair of the cat's estrus. The sterilization of male cats is relatively simpler than that of female cats. It belongs to an external operation, but female cats need to be disemboweled, which is relatively more difficult to operate.

     The neutering operation should be done as early as possible, and the female cat can be operated 4-6 months after birth. The earlier the time, the better the chance of avoiding reproductive diseases. Studies have shown that the older the neutered age, the greater the chance that the female cat will develop breast tumors in the future. But no research has shown that neutering female cats before they reach sexual maturity affects their development. If your kitten is sexually mature, or is a multiparous one, it is recommended to do it during interestrus, the quiescent period of the female cat. Surgery should be avoided when possible.

       The problem of wound recovery after cat neutering is of great concern to everyone. After surgery, they are worried that the cat may scratch or lick the wound, which may induce inflammation and infection of the wound. So after the operation, you must buy an Elizabeth ring for the cat to wear to prevent it from licking the wound. Usually, you should observe it more and pay attention to avoid scratching. If the wound is seriously infected, sutures need to be removed and drained. If there is tissue necrosis, the necrotic tissue should be cleaned up, and then sutured again.

        Also, cats should not eat fish, shrimp and seafood, which are easy to cause wound infection after surgery, and should try to focus on soft and rotten food. At that time, the cat's immunity is relatively low, and bacteria are more likely to invade, so it is necessary to supplement the cat with enough vitamins and other nutrients to help the cat recover as soon as possible.