Can cats spray human wounds after neutering

Cats cannot be sprayed with human wounds after neutering, because the drugs used for cats are for the cat's body.

Cats should not spray wounds after neutering, because you should avoid them if you pay attention to them when spraying.

Sprays should not be sprayed on human wounds, as this may cause infection.

Cats should not be sprayed on human wounds after neutering, because pots are more likely to become infected on human wounds.

The spray used for cat wounds can only be used on cats and people, of course, it cannot be used, because the drugs used by humans and animals are different.

Of course, this is not possible, because well, animal medicine has to be fine and precise without people's medicine, so it is generally not possible to spray people.

You can spray the wound, there is no problem with this, it can make him recover quickly.

Yes, take care to prevent infection after surgery, wear a surgical gown or Elizabeth ring.

If his spray is not dirty, it can be used for people's wounds. This medicine should be generic.

Yes, **It's a little unclear, but if you can't smear it, it will definitely be inflamed Generally, cats will scab over in three days, because of this, Is your doctor who does the operation very well? It's usually a cross-cut, you one.

Then don't use cats, after all, it's animal, you just buy some.

What is not seen for cats is applicable to people, depending on the instructions.

No, don't give the cat anything to use.

Summary. Don't care, it will be rubbed off in a few days, basically it will be over in seven days, no need to spray other drugs before dropping, Lu spray waterproof, anti-infection.

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Don't care, it will be rubbed off in a few days, basically it will be over in seven days, no need to spray other drugs before dropping, Lu spray waterproof, anti-infection.

British short one and a half years old female cat Complete vaccines Normal deworming I want to ask how to deal with the sterilization wound Aluminum spray is currently trembling and sterilized for 11 days I can't see what the wound looks like.

Do you use stitch removal? Have the stitches been removed?? The aluminum film has been sprayed for 11 days and hasn't fallen off?? Can you take a **?

Clasp the middle of the wound with your hand to see if it has grown. You can obviously see the middle line, buckle it, and spray the peeled aluminum film down.

Summary. No. Spraying can prevent cats from breeding, but they cannot sterilize cats. Neutering can only be done by a veterinarian and is usually done by injecting a chemical or surgery.

No. Spraying can prevent cats from breeding, but they cannot sterilize cats. Neutering can only be done by a veterinarian and is usually done by injecting a substance or surgically.

Cats can be spayed and neutered in animal hospitals using a chemical called verapamil. Lapamil is a drug that inhibits the reproductive ability of animals. It works by inhibiting the development of male cells in animals undergoing sterilization by regulating hormone levels, so as to achieve the purpose of sterilization.