The consequence of not removing the sterilization line of the female cat is that it may cause symptoms such as chronic diarrhea, menstrual disorders, and even symptoms such as swelling and inflammation, as well as diseases such as peritonitis and tumors.

female cats must wear Elizabeth's rings until the stitch is removed. If the stitch is not removed, the cat will lick the wound, causing inflammation or even infection. Even if the stitches have been removed, you need to try to avoid the wound being wet and wait until 20 to 30 days before bathing the cat. Within a week after the stitch is removed, the cat should also be avoided from doing strenuous exercise.

After sterilization, the female cat must prepare Elizabeth's ring and surgical gown to prevent the female cat from licking the wound and causing infection. It is best to take care of the female cat for a week, so that the wound can heal and let it move freely.