Is it easy for cats to get inflamed after sterilization in summer?

If you don't take good care of the wound, it is easy to get inflamed and difficult to heal. In addition, the hot weather makes cats fidget, which is not conducive to the recovery of cat wounds and may even tear them. Moreover, cats are prone to sweating, and if the abdomen is often soaked with sweat, it is also prone to infection. If you don't take good care of the wound, it is easy to get inflamed and difficult to heal. In addition, the hot weather makes cats fidget, which is not conducive to the recovery of cat wounds and may even tear them. Moreover, cats are prone to sweating, and if the abdomen is often soaked with sweat, it is also prone to infection. If the owner must sterilize the cat in summer, he can turn on the air conditioner and keep it at 26? C or so, so that the cat will not be too hot, which is more conducive to the recovery of the wound.

In addition, after sterilization, the owner needs to put a collar on the cat to prevent the cat from licking the wound and causing infection; Spray anti-inflammatory drugs on cat wounds and go to the hospital for anti-inflammatory injections regularly to avoid wound inflammation. Wound pain can cause the cat's appetite to drop, so you can give the cat some digestible food. Always pay attention to whether the cat's wound is red, swollen, fever, oozing blood and purulent, and the owner needs to be sent to the hospital in time.