How are cats neutered? Be detailed

It's still not good to do it yourself, it's very troublesome to anesthetize and reduce inflammation, and the cleanliness of the environment is estimated to be insufficient. Pet hospitals are generally not free, because I am afraid that too many people will say that their cats are actually stray cats to escape the operation fee of more than 100 male meows and about 300 female meows. . . . But it seems that some pet hospitals or community organizations related to the hospital will issue some stray cats free sterilization surgery qualifications, you can search to find out if there is such a service near your home to meet the standards of cats to receive some free surgery coupons...

Anyway, it's better to go to the hospital to do it.,If you do it yourself, you may have a life.。。 There will be a shadow of your own. ]

If you really want to sterilize the cat, it is estimated that it is very difficult, because it involves anesthesia, surgery, suturing, wound disinfection and other issues, especially anesthesia, which requires hardware and software, and it is not easy to prepare it casually. It is recommended to put the contraceptive pill for cats in cat food, which is not expensive and practical and convenient You can consider it

It is impossible to do neutering by yourself, after all, there is no professional study, it is easy to hurt the cat, and you don't want the cat to get hurt! Neutering males is very cheap! Dozens to less than a hundred!

The female is relatively expensive! You can neuter all the male cats in your community so that the female cats will not be able to give birth! Isn't that a solution?

Go to this**, there is a detailed process and**, but I still advise the owner: for the safety of cats, it is best to go to the hospital to do it!! I hope you listen and wish the cat and you eternal happiness.

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It's better to go to the hospital to do it, cats need to be sterilized and need to be injected, and they can't handle it themselves. ]

Neutering is risky, and cats don't have to be spayed. In addition, neutering is likely to lead to endocrine disorders, obesity, and depression in some cats. But neutering can help cats prevent diseases such as uterine pus, ovarian cysts, and urinary tract infections.

Although neutering can help cats avoid many diseases such as pyometra, cats do not necessarily have to be neutered. In addition, blindly following the trend of sterilization is also likely to lead to endocrine disorders, mental depression and other adverse reactions in cats. At this time, scientific breeding and age-appropriate sterilization are particularly important.

1. Obesity

After the cat is neutered, it may become docile and well-behaved, but at the same time, it will also be more loose and lazy than before. This also means that neutered cats may have a reduced range of motion, be too lazy to exercise, and even become bloated and obese as a result.

2. Mental depression

Neutering some cats who are too young or have just changed to a new environment is likely to cause them to have a stress response due to excessive shock and high tension, and some cats will even be depressed and weakened immunity.

3. Avoid disease

Neutering of female cats can effectively prevent diseases such as uterine pus and ovarian cysts; Neutering of male cats can greatly reduce urinary tract infections and lesions. In addition, neutering can also extend the life of the cat to a certain extent, so that the cat can accompany the owner for more years.