How do cats behave after castration
How do cats behave after castration
Often domesticated cats are neutered, as soon asthey will come out of adolescence. Their owners probably remember that the behavior of an animal that has not yet completely disappeared from anesthesia may be inadequate. It's not scary, it's important only to watch the cat so that it does not hurt and does not damage the seam.
If the kitten that appeared in your house does notrepresents values as a thoroughbred producer, then after reaching 7-8 months, one should think about its castration. The point is not only that 9 out of 10 non-castrated cats of mature age start to leave everywhere disgustingly smelling labels. In addition to this, a cat can simply run away from home in search of a female, and anything can happen on the street - dogs will attack, a car will crash, but little else what. Therefore, if you want a pet to live in your home for a long and happy life, it is better to castrate it when you reach adulthood.
Behavior of the cat immediately after castration
First of all, pay attention to the fact thatthe body temperature of the animal after castration is reduced by several degrees, which is a consequence of anesthesia. The cat needs to be heated, so bring it home, carefully wrapping it in a warm blanket. Even on arrival, the animal is best placed on the floor near the battery or other safe source of heat. 
When the action of anesthesia begins to pass, the catlittle by little comes to his senses. At first, he hardly moves, then crawls and, at last, tries to stand on paws. For some time after castration, the coordination of the animal is severely impaired, so watch it. The cat may fall or injure, so limit its movement and calm the animal. 
You can drink the cat 4-5 hours afteroperation. As for the feeding, it is certain that the cat will throw up if it is eaten on the day of the operation. Therefore, do not give the cat food earlier than the next day.
