Take the cat to sterilization quietly, and when it wakes up and reacts brightly, the owner realizes that he is in big trouble. what do you think?

I have seen the scene of eunuch castration on TV before. The uncomfortable appearance tells us that castration is a very painful thing, so it is a bolt from the blue for the weak and helpless kitten. Recently, John Yang went to the pet store to see a cat and wanted to keep one. He asked the cat to have an operation to prevent it from having children, because after the operation, it can reduce the pain, make the cat live longer and change the cat's personality. So he took it to the pet hospital for castration.

When the young man came home, he put his newly adopted kitten in the cat's nest. The kitten looked a little strange to the new environment and got into the cat's nest shyly. The next day, I quietly took the cat to sterilization. The cat thought it was taking it out to play, and it was always obedient and not awkward. I believe the master took it to play. However, unexpectedly, it was successfully sent to the operating room, and the cat stared at the doctor in white. It seems that everything is wrong.

The cat can't escape from the doctor. After the doctor injected anesthetic, the cat's two balls were successfully taken out cleanly. After the operation, the doctor told john young to take good care of the kitten, because the kitten is easily infected with bacteria. John young came home and gently put the kitten into the nest. When the kitten woke up and recovered a little, her reaction was bright. She realized that she had been castrated and kept rolling in her nest. It almost seemed to hit its owner and grinned at the young man.

The sterilized cat ran to the owner's bedside, and it woke the boy with its claws, trying to show that it was operated on. How can the master sleep longer than it and wait for care? At this time, the owner realized that the trouble was even bigger. The cat was castrated into a "girl" by herself, and now she is pretending to be sick and waiting for him to serve. It seems that this trouble is also quite big. Eating, drinking and having fun will also give priority to supporting this "cat patient" in the future.

In my opinion, the kitten's eggs are dirty on both sides after the operation. The owner should disinfect on time, and the most important thing is to clean it to reduce the possibility of infection. In addition, the surgical site should be kept dry and not wet. After all this work is done, the kitten can recover well! "

@ User "Exquisite Dad": Such a lovely kitten has to endure the pain of sterilization, which really hurts the cat.

@ Netizen "Shu Fen": I think sterilization can make fewer stray cats on the street and maintain ecological balance.

@ User "A glass of water": I think the kitten is desperate now. After sterilization, she wanted to hit her master in the heart.

If the cat is not castrated, it will be in estrus because it is too lonely, so it will be even worse. So take good care of the kitten after operation and take more care of it. Netizens, have all your cats gone for surgery? Welcome to comment ~