How does the sterilization of cats
How does the sterilization of cats
Do you have a cat at home? You are probably already familiar with the way the animal behaves during the period of sexual hunting, or at least heard about it. If you are not the owners of a valuable representative of the breed and do not want to grow kittens and put them in good hands, it is best to sterilize the cat in advance. How should we prepare for this?
Instructions
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If your cat has already turned 8 months old -however, many veterinarians are advised to wait up to a year - then first decide on what kind of operation should be performed to sterilize the cat. There are ligation of the fallopian tubes and removal of the uterus with preservation of the ovaries, which do not allow the cat to become pregnant, but all signs of sexual hunting and estrus persist; it is also possible to remove the ovaries, suitable for very young cats, and the so-called castration, in which both the uterus and the ovaries are removed. If you want a cat to become calmer, do not scream and do not require a cat, then stop either by removing all the reproductive organs or by removing the ovaries.
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In the evening before the operation, do not feed the catdensely, and next morning do not give her food at all to avoid the appearance of vomiting after giving anesthesia. When the anesthesia works, the veterinarian will cut the fur on the cat's tummy and make an incision on it - if it's decided to stop on the piping, then it's quite small, and if the removal of the reproductive organs is planned, it can reach several centimeters in length. After all the necessary manipulations are done, the cut is sewn up.
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Owners should definitely checka cat at a time as it departs from anesthesia. Place the animal on the floor on a litter in a warm place, so that it can not fall and be injured. The cat's consciousness will remain somewhat clouded for some time, so do not leave it alone. Calm the animal, stroke it and observe that it does not make sudden movements.
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For at least a week after surgerythe animal must wear a blanket. This is to ensure that the cat can not "pour" the seam, which in turn can lead to bleeding. Initially, she actively tries to get rid of an unusual "garment", but if the owner calms the cat and distracts her attention, she quickly gets used to the pontoon and ceases to notice it.
