For female cats that have not been neutered, they usually start to show signs of estrus after they reach sexual maturity (usually between 6 months and 1 year old). Female cats that have been neutered will no longer be in heat.
The following are some ways to determine whether a female cat has been neutered:
Observe behavior: A neutered female cat will not be in estrus, will no longer be excited, and will no longer meow. , and will not engage in puzzling behaviors (such as rubbing against furniture, rolling around, etc.).
Observe the genitals: Female cats that have undergone sterilization surgery will have a short surgical scar near the midline of the abdomen, but this scar has It may be difficult to observe at times. Additionally, if your cat's vagina and nipples are small, this is a possible sign that she has been neutered.
Consult your pet doctor: The most reliable way is to consult your pet doctor. Through physical examination and observation of indicators such as surgical scars, they can determine whether the female cat has been neutered.
It should be noted that although sterilization surgery can prevent female cats from going into heat and reproducing, sterilized female cats also need to pay attention to maintaining good diet and living habits to stay healthy. At the same time, if you have any concerns about the health of your female cat, it is best to consult a veterinarian for diagnosis and treatment in time.
