Benefits of sterilizing female cats:

1. First of all, it can reduce the number of stray pets and prevent them from suffering a tragic fate.

2. Neutering surgery can extend the life of female cats. This is because constant and excessive reproductive activities will accelerate the aging of the female cat’s body organs and shorten the pet’s lifespan.

3. Neutering surgery can make female cats live healthier and reduce the chance of illness. Studies have shown that sterilization can reduce the chance of female pets suffering from uterine, ovarian and breast cancers, especially when the female animal has just become sexually mature and has not yet given birth. The effect is more obvious. As female cats age, female cats that are constantly in estrus may encounter problems such as uterine and ovarian lesions, breast tumors, especially malignant tumors, and reproductive system infections, which can be life-threatening in severe cases.

4. Because sterilization surgery changes the personality of pets, they eliminate some bad habits that bother their owners, such as peeing everywhere, wandering outside, barking uneasily, etc., and become well-behaved, docile and sweet. People like pets and prefer the company of others, thus reducing the possibility of pets being abandoned by their owners.

The best time to sterilize a female cat:

Usually the best time to sterilize a female cat is when she is 8 to 9 months old, because the sex hormones secreted by the female cat’s ovaries are Helps the growth and development of bones. If sterilization is performed too early, the lack of sexual stimulation may affect development. If you want the female cat to be sterilized after giving birth to one litter, you can do it when the female cat is about one and a half years old. After the sterilization surgery, anti-inflammatory drugs need to be sprayed regularly to avoid wound infection, and the cat needs to wear an Elizabethan collar.