Dogs cannot be sterilized until their scrotal inflammation is cured. Inflammation in dogs may be caused by various diseases. It is necessary to identify whether dog inflammation is physiological or pathological. Generally, physiological inflammation may be caused by the dog being afraid and violently resisting in a strange environment. In this way, the dog can be sterilized normally. Anti-inflammatory care is required in the later stage. But if the dog has inflammation caused by other diseases, it is best to cure it first before considering surgery, otherwise the dog's condition may worsen after surgery.

Precautions for sterilizing dogs:

1. The sterilization of dogs should be carried out when the dog is absolutely healthy to reduce the risk of sterilization during the operation. risks, and you must choose a regular pet hospital for sterilization surgery. In addition, if the dog is in estrus, the operation must be performed after the estrus period is over.

2. Please note that no feeding is allowed before surgery. Do not feed or drink food to the dog 12 hours before the operation. Feeding will affect the anesthesia during the operation and may cause gastrointestinal motility to stop, flatulence or even more terrible consequences.

3. Please note that you can only drink water eight hours after surgery. If a dog drinks water soon after the sterilization operation, it may lead to the risk of intestinal torsion or obstruction, so the owner must remember to give the dog water 8 hours after the operation.