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| 4382.1 | Hang in there! | AKOCOA::FALLON | Isn't that a Mooncat? | Wed Feb 13 1991 13:00 | 8 |
| Yes, more than likely this spraying behaviour will stop once Digger is
"fixed". Some cats can stay in heat for about two weeks but it can
differ. Hang on if you can, it isn't the best thing to do to fix them
while they are in heat. Consult your vet and maybe you can set up an
appt. for when she might be coming out of heat and before she goes back
in again.
Karen, +8}
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| 4382.2 | she may go back into heat fairly soon | TYGON::WILDE | why am I not yet a dragon? | Wed Feb 13 1991 16:54 | 5 |
| move fast, however, because a cat will often go back into heat fairly quickly
after going out of heat. A visit to the vet is the best way to figure out
how, when, where, etc.
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| 4382.3 | | CRUISE::NDC | Putiput Scottish Folds DTN:297-2313 | Thu Feb 14 1991 09:16 | 11 |
| After "experiencing" Halie in heat, I can't understand why anyone
would purposely keep a non-breeder cat whole ;-) What a pain!!
And Halie isn't even a siamese - She yells, but she doesn't
scream. The most annoying habit was spraying.
Anyway - it varies how long a cat stays in heat and how frequently
they come into heat. I agree with the previous noter who advised
you to move fast when she goes out of heat.
Good luck
Nancy
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| 4382.4 | | CRUISE::NDC | Putiput Scottish Folds DTN:297-2313 | Thu Feb 14 1991 09:18 | 3 |
| BTW - the first paragraph of my reply was just a general comment and
wasn't intended as a criticism of the basenoter at all.
Nancy
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| 4382.5 | Friends of animals here she comes | XCUSME::FULTZ | | Thu Feb 14 1991 09:41 | 8 |
| Thanks.. She was okay for about two weeks and then it's she came
back in. I will get everything ready for the friends of animals
today and consult my vet.
Thanks for the information. - I agree with note .3 how can any one
stand them without being fixed.
Thanks again.
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| 4382.6 | | CGOO01::LMILLER | hasten slowly | Fri Feb 15 1991 13:51 | 11 |
| As a follow on:
I have a 7 month old British Shorthair. I haven't seen any signs of
"heat" yet (thank goodness). All my other dealings have been with
"moggies" and they have always been spot on 6 months and get wisked
away. This new young lady will not be spay until I've shown her a few
times and if I can find a suitable husband (she's silver tabby). Or her
calling drives us crazy (husband + 3 cats).
Linda
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