Is it necessary to stay in hospital for three days after female cats are sterilized?

Female cats can be hospitalized or not after sterilization. The advantages of hospitalization are as follows: medical staff can do nursing work more professionally and spend more time taking care of cats than the owner of the work; Doctors can find the problem of cat wound in time and deal with it.

The benefits of not being hospitalized are as follows: cats will not have stress reactions in familiar environments; You can save a sum of money. The owner can choose whether to let the cat be hospitalized according to his own situation.

Nursing problems

The cat may move after waking up, but it is best not to let it do jumping, climbing and other activities at this time, because the cat's physical function has not fully returned to normal at this time, and it is very likely that it will suddenly fall down during the activity. In particular, female cats can't run around at will, and strenuous activities are likely to lead to tearing of abdominal ligature and internal bleeding.

Cats may vomit after waking up, which is a normal postoperative phenomenon, so parents need not worry too much. Cats may lose their appetite or even eat nothing after waking up. This is also normal. Parents should not be too reluctant. It is not too dangerous not to eat for two or three days.

After sterilization, cats, especially female cats, are likely to suddenly increase their appetite. Parents must be careful not to feed too much, so as not to gain too much weight and cause obesity.