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Is She Pinking Up
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Guys need some help. My neutered male cat is mounting my possible pregnant cat. And she is a little vocal. Confused about if she meowing or calling. Last time she was in heat was 2nd week of February and she mated with a male. So if she is having a false pregnancy or is this normal behaviour
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Guys need some help. My neutered male cat is mounting my possible(6 week) pregnant cat. And she is a little vocal(meowing and sort of yowling). Confused about if she meowing or calling. Last time she was in heat was 2nd week of February and she mated with a male and also by neutered male. So if she is having a false pregnancy or is this normal behaviour due increased appetite.
She is rolling on the floor when u pet her. She sits on her belly and swats her tails side to side.and most importantly she flirts with the neutered male and lets him mount her
She is rolling on the floor when u pet her. She sits on her belly and swats her tails side to side.and most importantly she flirts with the neutered male and lets him mount her
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It sounds like she is in heat, they go into heat every few weeks if not pregnant. So it is possible she isn't pregnant then. Just because she mated with an intact male once does not always mean it took, they often mate several times when in heat, which can be a anywhere from a day to a couple weeks long. I would still keep an eye on her for the next few week, keep her inside and away from any non neutered males.
It can also happen that they loose the kittens (miscarriage), if it's early on they will just be reabsorbed and you wont ever see anything. If no kittens or more signs of kittens (weight gain, kittens moving around inside, stuff like that) by 10 week then I would book her in to be spayed. I assume since you have a neutered male that there must be vet clinics somewhere.
It's hard to tell on a white cat if the nipples are pink due to pregnancy or if that is just the natural color, especially not in person. Computer screen colors/brightness and lighting of the pic can make it look different then real life. Do they look pinker then normal to you? or did you only look at them once you thought she was pregnant? They should be noticeably pinker then the surrounding skin.
It can also happen that they loose the kittens (miscarriage), if it's early on they will just be reabsorbed and you wont ever see anything. If no kittens or more signs of kittens (weight gain, kittens moving around inside, stuff like that) by 10 week then I would book her in to be spayed. I assume since you have a neutered male that there must be vet clinics somewhere.
It's hard to tell on a white cat if the nipples are pink due to pregnancy or if that is just the natural color, especially not in person. Computer screen colors/brightness and lighting of the pic can make it look different then real life. Do they look pinker then normal to you? or did you only look at them once you thought she was pregnant? They should be noticeably pinker then the surrounding skin.
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Cats don't normally go into heat while pregnant, but it's technically possible. They have two uterus horns (The uterus is kind of shaped like a V or a Y), normally the litter fills both sides. However if the kittens are only in one side (or there is only one kitten) they can go into heat and become pregnant with another litter in the other side anytime while still pregnant.
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Good to know! When is the appointment?
