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My poor kitty


honeymustard02

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She's not fixed and living in a house with two fixed males.

My roomies cat (male) keeps biting her neck and mounting her but not actually DOING anything lol.

Poor thing is all worked up and pissed off.

I know the feeling!!!! :rant: lmao

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lol cat sexual frustrations get her the gerbil dildo...

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It has nothing to do with mating.. it's a dominance issue.

The male cats are just showing her that they are the alphas.

Also some neutered cats will try to mate but it's impossible since they have no testosterone left lol.

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I know it's not always mating, but I feel bad because it gets her all revved up with no where to go.

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I know it's not always mating, but I feel bad because it gets her all revved up with no where to go.

Our unfixed kitty, Dust Bunny, is teh same way....caterwalling nonstop for days on end. It can get obnoxious!

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...use a q-tip...that's what a vet does if you want to trick the female cat out of here cycle... ;)
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Definitely try to get your kitties fixed as soon as you are able to. Female cats can especially have problems from it with mammary, uterine and ovarian cancers.

Kitty will live a much longer much healthier life and won't be miserable from those cycles , also much less likely to escape the house, roam and get hurt.

I wish we had more vets that would do the low-cost neutering clinics. There are none at all on this side of the state. Way too many animals without homes due to overbreeding. I found if you shop around though the prices vary a lot. Some vets will do it for much less cost.

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Definitely try to get your kitties fixed as soon as you are able to. Female cats can especially have problems from it with mammary, uterine and ovarian cancers.

Kitty will live a much longer much healthier life and won't be miserable from those cycles , also much less likely to escape the house, roam and get hurt.

I wish we had more vets that would do the low-cost neutering clinics. There are none at all on this side of the state. Way too many animals without homes due to overbreeding. I found if you shop around though the prices vary a lot. Some vets will do it for much less cost.

Not to threadjack but this is the same for female dogs. I lost 2 to cancer before a vet told me why. Unless you plan on them having a litter which prevents the problem, get them fixed.

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