Pregnant cat hormones are the cause of all sorts of interesting cat behavior. None of this sounds unusual. At some point she'll grow very affectionate! Just go with the flow! [emoji]128522[/emoji]
Spayed, thanks! I knew how to say that in Chinese but not in English I guess, kind of funny.Spayed, not sprayed. In the US the vet techs get a lot of amusement out of people who want to "spray" their pets though I suppose since you'd be communicating with them in Chinese it won't really matter. But just to avoid any embarrassment.
The abortion rate in China is pretty high so I would think the vet wouldn't be bothered about a cat abortion. . .but who knows. Depends on the individual I guess.
Cats are pregnant for 9 weeks so after that long with no babies you're safe! I've heard of cats who didn't show any sign of being pregnant, right up until they gave birth, but usually it's pretty obvious after 6 weeks.
What kind of miscommunication happened that led you to think she was spayed? Do you think she may have had a tubal ligation or partial hysterectomy? She would still go into heat but be unable to get pregnant.
That sounds very strange to me. Can you find out more about the pre-operation?Spayed, thanks! I knew how to say that in Chinese but not in English I guess, kind of funny.
The vet wouldn't have an issue with it- I would, and many of my friends (and my girlfriend) would as well.
6 weeks is twoish weeks away, so I guess I will wait until then.
No, it was some other sort of operation. I think a pre-operation that Chengdu requires before a cat gets spayed, which I still find passingly odd