What does sterilization mean to pet cats?

What does sterilization mean to pet cats?

1, the concept of pet cat sterilization

Sterilization of pet cats refers to the operation of removing their reproductive organs by surgery, so that pet cats no longer have reproductive ability. The sterilization methods of pet cats include surgical removal of ovaries, fallopian tubes or testicles to prevent the production and transportation of animal germ cells and achieve the purpose of sterilization.

2. The significance of pet cat sterilization

Sterilization of pet cats can not only control the number of pets, but also improve the behavior and health of cats.

First of all, pet cats have very strong reproductive ability. If they are not sterilized, too many stray cats will easily rise, which will bring harm to people's lives and urban environment.

Secondly, pet cat sterilization is also beneficial to improve cat behavior. Cats that are not kept will make noisy noises and urinate everywhere in order to find a spouse, which will affect the quality of family life; However, the sterilized cat no longer has such troubles and behaves more quietly and docile.

At the same time, research shows that sterilization of pet cats can also reduce the chances of suffering from certain diseases, such as reproductive system diseases and breast tumors.

3, the applicable object of pet cat sterilization

Adult pet cats can be sterilized, which is generally recommended for more than 6 months. If the cat is too young, it is difficult to determine the future development and health of reproductive organs, and surgery is more dangerous. In addition, if cats suffer from certain diseases or are not suitable for surgical anesthesia, they are not suitable for sterilization.

4. Precautions for pet cats after sterilization

Pet cats need good care after sterilization to avoid infection and other complications. It is necessary to have a light diet for a period of time after operation, and pay attention to keeping the environment where the pet moves dry and clean, and it is forbidden to lick the wound site excessively.

In addition, some physiological and behavioral changes will occur after pet cats are sterilized, which requires the owner to be psychologically prepared. If loss of appetite and weight gain may occur, you need to pay attention to the balance between diet and exercise; Cats may also become more docile and need more attention and companionship from their owners.