Does female cats have to be weaned to sterilize? Not necessarily, female cats can undergo sterilization without weaning, but to ensure the success of the operation, it is recommended to perform sterilization within 2-3 weeks after weaning.

If a female cat is in the breastfeeding period, it is recommended to wait until the female cat is weaned before sterilization, so that the kitten can drink enough milk and the kitten can grow up healthy. After sterilization, female cats need to be well cultivated. If they are not weaned, they will be sterilized. Due to their natural maternal nature, the female cat will feed the kitten, which can easily cause the female cat to be infected.

Female cats need hormones secreted by their bodies during breastfeeding to ensure sufficient milk. At this time, if the female cat has no milk, the kitten's nutrition will not keep up, and the kitten's physique will be weaker.