Antibiotics and pain-relieving shots or medicines for the first three days after surgery. After surgery, encourage cats to drink water on their own and feed them nutritious food. Check to see if your cat's bowel movements are normal. Due to the stimulation of surgery and the effect of antibiotics, some cats have loose stools. It is recommended that 2 hours after taking antibiotics, the cats can be given some probiotics to regulate the intestinal flora and make the stools form. In addition, during the recovery period, you should wear small clothes to avoid pollution caused by cats licking the wound. Don't put your cat away from wearing it because the cat rejects it.

        And after sterilization, high-quality, digestible meat, fish protein should be added. But don't give the cat excessive food supplements, or even overeating, which will cause the cat's body to have an overreaction and cause indigestion. However, it is necessary to try to avoid cats from eating red light district food such as animal offal, beef and mutton, and cooked food eaten by humans. You should also avoid unconventional foods, especially homemade foods that appear on your cat's dinner plate to avoid allergies.

        On diet, parents can ask pets for more advice from doctors, and ask which foods are better for cats to eat during the recovery period. And if there are other cats or pets at home, because cats are more active by nature, it is best to isolate cats after surgery for about 3 days, and then put them together after recovery.