One of my kitties Luna has a handsome BIG ginger tabby boyfriend called Hamish! I am not joking, he lives two houses behind us and when she is allowed out the first thing she does in jump the fence and 9 times out of 10 Hamish will show up. They just chase eachother up and down trees and play with leaves and she sticks her bottom in his face. Now I know Hamish has a home and is well cared for and that he is healthy and desexed. I am not sure if I am imagining this but yesterday he actually mounted (I hate that word
) her and Luna let him. I screamed when I saw what was going on and Luna came home and Hamish ran the other way. When Luna came in all the other cats were sniffing her nether regions and Buffy got so angry she gave her a smack.
Everything I have ever learned about the physiology of desexed cats tells be this is not possible - mating is an instinct to produce offspring right or an aggressive dominating thing? They are both neutered so how can this be? It was not a dominant playing move, believe me I have seen my cats behave similiarly but Hamish actually looked like he was thrusting (god I hate that word too LOL). What is happening here?? How do I stop this? Does that mean my innocent little baby girl is now a street smart little hussy? When I told the my vet they just laughed at me and said "only your cats, Nat"... I am so distressed!!
Everything I have ever learned about the physiology of desexed cats tells be this is not possible - mating is an instinct to produce offspring right or an aggressive dominating thing? They are both neutered so how can this be? It was not a dominant playing move, believe me I have seen my cats behave similiarly but Hamish actually looked like he was thrusting (god I hate that word too LOL). What is happening here?? How do I stop this? Does that mean my innocent little baby girl is now a street smart little hussy? When I told the my vet they just laughed at me and said "only your cats, Nat"... I am so distressed!!