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Prowler just went into heat! I can't believe she is in heat so soon. I don't even think she is old enough yet? All the vets are booked up but I did sweet talk one into getting her in on Wednesday-
Not to hijack this thread, but I have also heard and wondered about the influence of soy products re the increase in early puberty.Originally Posted by jcat
So soon? There's so much talk about girls going through puberty much earlier nowadays - perhaps cats are, too? You really have to wonder about the water supply, hormones in meat, etc..
Hehehehe, my Freija went into heat at 3 1/2 months! My sympathies:-).Originally Posted by hissy
Prowler just went into heat! I can't believe she is in heat so soon. I don't even think she is old enough yet? All the vets are booked up but I did sweet talk one into getting her in on Wednesday-
I hate to cite a TV show as a source but I remember they did an episode about the effects of girls going through puberty so early on the show Nip/Tuck.Originally Posted by Pat & Alix
Not to hijack this thread, but I have also heard and wondered about the influence of soy products re the increase in early puberty.
Me..if I could afford it? organic all the way
I don't buy exclusively organic food, but I try to give it to Jamie as much as possible, and have to avoid soy anyway, since he's allergic. One negative thing I've found is that some organic producers, like Yarrah, also make vegetarian cat food. I boycott any producers that sell that.Originally Posted by Pat & Alix
Not to hijack this thread, but I have also heard and wondered about the influence of soy products re the increase in early puberty.
Me..if I could afford it? organic all the way
I have a neighbor who has three unspayed cats in her apartment. At least one of them is almost always in heat and the constant wailing is pretty sad. You hear it everytime you walk across in front of her door. She must be batty for tolerating all that noise.Originally Posted by jcat
BTW, we had a cat in heat out on our street all night, yowling away in the snow, so I can really sympathize. The kid next door managed to catch her when he got in around 3:30 a.m., and I took her to the shelter this morning. No collar, no tattoo, and no transponder, naturally. She's not one I recognize, either. It's a no kill shelter, and she'll be neutered this week, whether or not anybody claims her.