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All vets are licensed and should meet all professional requirements and governed by certain rules of professional conduct for vet.
I don't see any problem with that.
I have neutered over 60 cats at different vets in Toronto and no issues so far.
All vets are licensed and should meet all professional requirements and governed by certain rules of professional conduct for vet.
I don't see any problem with that.
I have neutered over 60 cats at different vets in Toronto and no issues so far.
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https://www.thesprucepets.com/signs-that-your-cat-is-in-heat-3385392
All female cats will naturally go through a heat cycle if they have not been spayed. This heat cycle is referred to as estrous and it indicates that a cat is capable of breeding. There are a few key indications that a cat may be in heat and it is useful for cat owners who may be otherwise wondering why their cat's behavior has changed to recognize these things.
What Happens When a Cat is Spayed?
What Is a Heat Cycle for a Cat?
An unspayed female cat is called a queen and has reproductive organs that include a uterus and ovaries. These reproductive organs go through a normal cycle, called an estrous or more commonly a heat cycle, that allows reproduction to occur.1 During a heat cycle in most mammals, an egg is released from the ovaries prior to breeding and this is called ovulation. But since cats are induced ovulators they don't release eggs during estrous until they breed. They do, however, still have hormonal fluctuations, along with some blood vessel engorgement, during a heat cycle that means their body is telling them it's time to breed.
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5 Key Signs Your Cat Is in Heat
When Do Cats Go Into Heat?
Female cats naturally go into their first heat cycle at about six months of age, but it may occur anywhere between four and 12 months of age depending on a cat's breed, health, and the time of year.1 This first heat cycle is associated with puberty and a cat can get pregnant during any of its heat cycles, including the first one. Cats are seasonally polyestrous which means they go into heat on a seasonal schedule, typically February through October in the Northern Hemisphere.2
How Long Does a Cat Stay In Heat?
A cat is usually in heat for about a week and if it doesn't mate, it will go out of heat and then come back into heat again a week or so later. This can occur throughout the breeding season.
Cat Heat Cycle Symptoms
Unlike a dog, cats do not show very obvious physical signs when they are in heat. Behavioral signs are more the norm for a cat.
Signs a Cat Is In Heat
Vocalizing
Urine spraying
Attention-seeking behavior
Demanding or pushy behavior
Rolling on the floor
Raising hind end into the air
Wiggling hind end when the back spine is stroked
Begging to go outside
Rubbing its face on things
The first thing most people notice about a cat in heat is how much it vocalizes. Crying, meowing, and yowling are all often loudly heard from a cat in heat. These vocalizations are to get attention and let other cats know that they are in heat.
In addition to the noises, a cat in heat will also seek out attention and affection from its owner and other people.1 They love to be pet and stroked, especially down their backs and hindquarters. When pet, a cat in heat will often wiggle its hind end, its legs may tap dance, and its tail will be held high into the air. It may also rub its face on its owner and furniture excessively to spread its scent.
Other signs that a cat is in heat include it rolling on the floor, begging to go outside (even if it is an indoor-only cat) by scratching at the door and even spraying urine. A cat will back up to a wall or other vertical object, wiggle its hind end, and spray urine to let other cats know it is in heat. A rush in hormones during the heat cycle causes a cat to have all these exaggerated behaviors and they stop once a cat is no longer in heat.
All female cats will naturally go through a heat cycle if they have not been spayed. This heat cycle is referred to as estrous and it indicates that a cat is capable of breeding. There are a few key indications that a cat may be in heat and it is useful for cat owners who may be otherwise wondering why their cat's behavior has changed to recognize these things.
What Happens When a Cat is Spayed?
What Is a Heat Cycle for a Cat?
An unspayed female cat is called a queen and has reproductive organs that include a uterus and ovaries. These reproductive organs go through a normal cycle, called an estrous or more commonly a heat cycle, that allows reproduction to occur.1 During a heat cycle in most mammals, an egg is released from the ovaries prior to breeding and this is called ovulation. But since cats are induced ovulators they don't release eggs during estrous until they breed. They do, however, still have hormonal fluctuations, along with some blood vessel engorgement, during a heat cycle that means their body is telling them it's time to breed.
1:05
5 Key Signs Your Cat Is in Heat
When Do Cats Go Into Heat?
Female cats naturally go into their first heat cycle at about six months of age, but it may occur anywhere between four and 12 months of age depending on a cat's breed, health, and the time of year.1 This first heat cycle is associated with puberty and a cat can get pregnant during any of its heat cycles, including the first one. Cats are seasonally polyestrous which means they go into heat on a seasonal schedule, typically February through October in the Northern Hemisphere.2
How Long Does a Cat Stay In Heat?
A cat is usually in heat for about a week and if it doesn't mate, it will go out of heat and then come back into heat again a week or so later. This can occur throughout the breeding season.
Cat Heat Cycle Symptoms
Unlike a dog, cats do not show very obvious physical signs when they are in heat. Behavioral signs are more the norm for a cat.
Signs a Cat Is In Heat
Vocalizing
Urine spraying
Attention-seeking behavior
Demanding or pushy behavior
Rolling on the floor
Raising hind end into the air
Wiggling hind end when the back spine is stroked
Begging to go outside
Rubbing its face on things
The first thing most people notice about a cat in heat is how much it vocalizes. Crying, meowing, and yowling are all often loudly heard from a cat in heat. These vocalizations are to get attention and let other cats know that they are in heat.
In addition to the noises, a cat in heat will also seek out attention and affection from its owner and other people.1 They love to be pet and stroked, especially down their backs and hindquarters. When pet, a cat in heat will often wiggle its hind end, its legs may tap dance, and its tail will be held high into the air. It may also rub its face on its owner and furniture excessively to spread its scent.
Other signs that a cat is in heat include it rolling on the floor, begging to go outside (even if it is an indoor-only cat) by scratching at the door and even spraying urine. A cat will back up to a wall or other vertical object, wiggle its hind end, and spray urine to let other cats know it is in heat. A rush in hormones during the heat cycle causes a cat to have all these exaggerated behaviors and they stop once a cat is no longer in heat.
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British short hair?
http://www.anniemany.com/2013/06/litter-size-of-british-shorthair-cats.html
British Shorthair cats normally have big litter size.Kittens are vigorous at the time of birth.Like Maine Coon cats British Shorthair cats also need a long time period to be completely grown up.British Shorthair kittens have square shaped bodies,dense coat,small strong legs,deep chest and big round eyes.Average litter size for British Shorthair cats is about 4-5 kittens..However bigger litters are also expected.
http://www.anniemany.com/2013/06/litter-size-of-british-shorthair-cats.html
British Shorthair cats normally have big litter size.Kittens are vigorous at the time of birth.Like Maine Coon cats British Shorthair cats also need a long time period to be completely grown up.British Shorthair kittens have square shaped bodies,dense coat,small strong legs,deep chest and big round eyes.Average litter size for British Shorthair cats is about 4-5 kittens..However bigger litters are also expected.
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should be OK
https://www.thesprucepets.com/help-older-cat-accept-kitten-554827#:~:text=Make%20sure%20your%20older%20cat%20is%20healthy.&text=While%20older%20cats%20will%20occasionally,other%20cat%20in%20the%20house.
How to Train Your Older Cat to Accept a Kitten
By ADRIENNE KRUZER Updated on 01/01/20
Grey tabby kitten with adult grey cat
Many cat owners do not realize their friendly, single adult cats may have trouble getting along with a new kitten. A new kitten is typically eager to make friends, but the older cats in the household may want nothing to do with the younger one. Often times the older cats will appear sad, reclusive, hiss a lot, and sometimes even stop eating if it isn't adjusting well to the new member of the family. These behaviors are because cats do not like change, especially when it involves their established territory. Introducing a kitten to an adult cat can cause a lot of stress in your household, but there are some things you can do to help make the introduction go more smoothly.
Preparation is the key to a successful introduction of a new kitten to your older cat. If you prepare your cat for the new arrival and make the changes seem less drastic, then it is more likely to adapt to its new roommate. Give yourself (and your older cat) plenty of time to prepare for this adjustment with these steps.
how to introduce a kitten and older cat
Calm Your Older Cat
Pheromones are useful for creating a calm environment for any cat. The weeks before the arrival of a new kitten is a great time to make use of them. Diffusers, sprays, and wipes are all available and help your cat feel relaxed without the use of drugs. Try using pheromones for at least a few weeks before bringing home a kitten.
https://www.thesprucepets.com/help-older-cat-accept-kitten-554827#:~:text=Make%20sure%20your%20older%20cat%20is%20healthy.&text=While%20older%20cats%20will%20occasionally,other%20cat%20in%20the%20house.
How to Train Your Older Cat to Accept a Kitten
By ADRIENNE KRUZER Updated on 01/01/20
Grey tabby kitten with adult grey cat
Many cat owners do not realize their friendly, single adult cats may have trouble getting along with a new kitten. A new kitten is typically eager to make friends, but the older cats in the household may want nothing to do with the younger one. Often times the older cats will appear sad, reclusive, hiss a lot, and sometimes even stop eating if it isn't adjusting well to the new member of the family. These behaviors are because cats do not like change, especially when it involves their established territory. Introducing a kitten to an adult cat can cause a lot of stress in your household, but there are some things you can do to help make the introduction go more smoothly.
Preparation is the key to a successful introduction of a new kitten to your older cat. If you prepare your cat for the new arrival and make the changes seem less drastic, then it is more likely to adapt to its new roommate. Give yourself (and your older cat) plenty of time to prepare for this adjustment with these steps.
how to introduce a kitten and older cat
Calm Your Older Cat
Pheromones are useful for creating a calm environment for any cat. The weeks before the arrival of a new kitten is a great time to make use of them. Diffusers, sprays, and wipes are all available and help your cat feel relaxed without the use of drugs. Try using pheromones for at least a few weeks before bringing home a kitten.
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Give them 2 separate feeding bowls
I have over 10 cats and I gave them 6 bowls. They do not eat at the same time.
They only time they eat at the same time is when I give them cat treats. They will wait on the stairs.
I have over 10 cats and I gave them 6 bowls. They do not eat at the same time.
They only time they eat at the same time is when I give them cat treats. They will wait on the stairs.
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