First, let’s get to know about sterilization surgery. Sterilization surgery is to ligate the pet through surgery. The pet after ligation will not have the ability to fertilize.
Another common explanation is that during pet sterilization surgery, the veterinarian will remove the uterus and ovaries for female animals, and for males, the testicles will be removed. This is a routine operation and will be performed under general anesthesia.
Cats and dogs in estrus are both irritable. After sterilization, they can reduce or completely change their habits of wandering, fighting, peeing, howling, etc., becoming more willing to be with others, and have closer relationships with their owners, gentler and easier to train.
For female hairy children, if they are not satisfied during the long period of estrus, they may cause reproductive system diseases such as uterine pus, breast tumors, and ovarian tumors.
During the estrus period, urinary tract infection is easily present and urinary system diseases are caused. After sterilization, the chances of these diseases of hairy children can be greatly reduced.