Cat sterilizationð
Sterilization of cats is good, ðŦķðŧâĻ both in terms of health and helps reduce aggressive symptoms or runaways, especially homes with many younger cats.
1. Suitable and safe age
Veterinarians generally recommend sterilization from 4-6 months of age or older.
âĒ Body weight: should weigh at least 2 kg or more for the safety of anesthesia.
âĒ Readiness: The cat must be completely healthy. Get basic vaccines (especially measles-cat colds and rabies). Complete as scheduled at least 1-2 weeks before neutering. In order to be immune.
âĒ For female cats: It is not recommended to do a "heat" period because the blood vessels in the uterus are enlarged, causing a lot of risk of blood loss. It should be wasted from the heat period about 1-2 weeks ago.
2. Prepare before going to do (very important for safety) â â
Good preparation will reduce the risk during surgery the most:
âĒ Blood Tests: Most importantly, you should take your younger brother to a blood test in advance to check for liver, kidney and blood concentration, whether the body is ready for anesthesia and wound healing.
âĒ Fasting: Must be very strict, fast for at least 8-12 hours and fast for at least 4-6 hours before surgery to prevent younger vomiting while anesthesia. Food waste may clog trachea or infected lungs.
âĒ Clean up: May take a bath for you 1-2 days before the appointment because after surgery you will not be exposed to water for 7-10 days.
3. Equipment to be prepared (Home Care) ðââŽ
âĒ Collar (speaker) or vasectomy shirt: Prevent Nong licking the wound because the cat has a tongue in the pestle. If licking until the wound is open or infected, it will be a big deal.
âĒ Cage or basket: For limiting the area for the first 1-3 days so that you do not jump or run until the wound.
âĒ Liner pad: During the anesthesia is not exhausted, you may not be able to control the excretion.
4. Postoperative care ð
âĒ Recovery from doping: Put your younger brother in a low plain, not on high ground, because you may be able to fall into a table or bed.
âĒ Stop food until you get well: wait for you to get up and walk normally before you start to take water and food gradually.
âĒ Cleanliness: Wipe the wound with normal saline and add the medicine as prescribed daily by the doctor and prohibit the wound from hitting the water until the day of cutting.
ð if you have a lot of seepage, no more than 24 hours of food, or a bleeding wound, hurry back to the doctor immediately.






























































































