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Our female kitten was spayed 3 weeks ago. Now she is exhibiting behavior like she's in heat. She rolls around on the floor, purrs incessantly, makes that weird cooing noise, and really responds when you rub her just above the tail.
Is this normal? Do spayed cats still show signs of heat? Thanks.
Its rare but sometimes they leave part of the overie.. I'd check with a vet... its more common with males... one of my pcas had a friend with a cat like this, his testicle was un desended.
All our 4 cats are neutered. 3 females and 1 male. One female and the male will roll around on the outside cemented patio (under our supervison) and make "in heat" noises. I just assumed it had something to do with be allowed outside??
When we pet ANY of our cats right above the tail, all their butts go up in the air.
LMAO ... But three weeks is nothing; there are still hormones racing around in her. She'll settle down soon. Our female cat -- after the shock of the surgery wore off a few days later -- did the same thing.
Our cats are the same way when you pet them around the base of the tail -- their butts go up in the air, and they purr like there's no tomorrow. "Pleasure" is their middle name, hormones or not.
my female is 5years old and spayed but is acting like she is a mom she carries my fur gloves around and cries when doing it then bring them to me and licks them ???????????? confused or what!!!!!!! any explanation
my female is 5years old and spayed but is acting like she is a mom she carries my fur gloves around and cries when doing it then bring them to me and licks them ???????????? confused or what!!!!!!! any explanation
This is a common behavior in both male and female cats. That's her prey, not her baby.
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