Neutering a female dog requires surgical removal of the uterus and ovaries. After the uterus and ovaries are removed, the female dog will no longer be in heat or have fertility. It is recommended to take the female dog to a large pet hospital for sterilization, and it is best to take the female dog for sterilization surgery before she is two years old. This can reduce the risk of the female dog suffering from breast cancer and other diseases and contribute to the female dog's health.
The wound left after a female dog's sterilization operation will generally heal in about a week. During this period, attention should be paid to giving the female dog a quiet and comfortable environment, and Strengthen the diet management of female dogs.