Precautions after dog sterilization:

1. The owner must wait until the dog’s vital signs return to stable before taking the dog home.
2. Postoperative pain will have an impact on dogs, which may cause loss of appetite and lethargy. It is not conducive to the recovery of the dog's wound, so pain management also needs to be paid attention to after surgery. Drugs can be used to control the dog's pain.
3. Do not let the dog lick the wound. There are a lot of bacteria in the dog's mouth, and licking it can easily cause wound infection. The owner can wear an Elizabethan collar on the dog to prevent the dog from licking the wound.
4. Feeding and watering of dogs after sterilization should be done after the dogs fully wake up. The owner can observe the dog. Two hours after the dog basically regains its ability to move, the owner can try to feed a small amount of food and water. If there is no abnormality, you can wait another two hours for feeding until you gradually return to normal feeding the next day.
5. The time for suture removal after dog neutering is generally related to the dog’s size. Larger dogs generally require longer healing times. However, the healing process can basically be completed within two weeks.
6. The first bath for a dog after sterilization is recommended two days after the sutures are removed.
7. After a dog is sterilized, it is necessary to adjust the dog's diet to prevent the dog from getting fat. The owner can replace the dog's food with prescription sterilization food.