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I have a Little mutt Female, she’s super active and not spaded. I love her to death but

Question: “How can I stop cat attacks?” Deidre writes, “I have a multiple cat household.  We recently adopted two female kittens who have settled in wonderfully.  The problem is my one tom cat Domino, 14-months-old, keeps attacking another one of my tom cats Marmalade, who is 12-months-old.  He never used to do this—they used to be friends.  Both Domino and Marmalade were sterilized in December.  Marmalade did give one of my younger males Fox (five-months-old) a very hard time when he first joined our house but he has since settled down and leaves Fox alone.  He has never given the female kittens a hard time at all.  Domino only became aggressive towards Marmalade about two or three weeks after we adopted the female kittens, and we got them about the middle of January.

Definition: Noun. Estrus refers to the period of receptivity to mating in a female cat (queen), and is linked with the production of estrodial (a type of estrogen) produced by ovarian follicles.

Cat Mating & Pregnancy > Reproduction 101 > Mating & Conception in Cats Like other cat advocates, I strongly urge that pet female cats be spayed as early as possible, for a number of reasons covered in other articles (see the sidebar for links). Once a female cat reaches puberty, she becomes a queen , and estrus – sometimes spelled “oestrus” (heat) – cycles will start. In domestic cats’ heat cycles run generally from January through August, depending on location and climate

I can fully relate to the gender confusion, having made the same mistake years ago.

Cat Mating & Pregnancy > Reproduction 101 > Is Your Cat in Heat? Female cats that are not spayed will eventually come into heat (technically called oestrus ), and the signs are unambiguous, once you know what to look for. Here are some behavioral symptoms to watch for if you suspect your diva is in heat.

Free Cats Newsletter! Discuss in my Forum A critical part of caring for a pregnant cat is ensuring that neither she, nor any other female cats in residence, ever become pregnant again. Once you have verified your cat’s pregnancy and made the decision either of spaying her and terminating the pregnancy or allowing the pregnancy to continue, the very next thing you should do is take positive steps to ensure this will be the last feline pregnancy in your household. Neuter Your Male Cats This is the most proactive step

Sophie’s photo will also appear in this gallery. Chance Photo Credit: © Judy Wahaus I have 2 Siamese babies, the oldest one is Chance, a male, who was 10 years old the day after New Years Day. I so loved him that I had to get another, Sophie, my female who turned 2 years old just 2 days before Christmas