I seriously have all the luck!
I adopted my kitty, Georgia, about 3 weeks ago and she yowled a lot the first week. I chalked it up to anxiety since she was spayed. The next week and a half/two weeks she was an angel...quiet, sweet, friendly. And now two days ago she started yowling again. This time coupled with rolling around on the floor, rubbing on everything, super affection, and the lovely rear end in the air back legs pumping. She is definitely in heat!
After going through the rescue group, to the vet in GA where she came from, to the vet in GA that actually did the spay they told me that there may be ovarian tissue left over causing her to be in heat!
I'm just waiting to hear back from the rescue group to see if she should go to their vet or mine 'cause this "forgotten tissue" has got to go!
At least I know that I could never be a breeder in life because listening to cats in heat is seriously torture!
I adopted my kitty, Georgia, about 3 weeks ago and she yowled a lot the first week. I chalked it up to anxiety since she was spayed. The next week and a half/two weeks she was an angel...quiet, sweet, friendly. And now two days ago she started yowling again. This time coupled with rolling around on the floor, rubbing on everything, super affection, and the lovely rear end in the air back legs pumping. She is definitely in heat!
After going through the rescue group, to the vet in GA where she came from, to the vet in GA that actually did the spay they told me that there may be ovarian tissue left over causing her to be in heat!
At least I know that I could never be a breeder in life because listening to cats in heat is seriously torture!