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Margret - 13 May 2005 01:12 GMT

Our young desexed female cat, still flirts and behaves as if she is on heat
every few weeks. Is this normal?
cheers, Margret

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Mary - 13 May 2005 01:15 GMT

> Our young desexed female cat, still flirts and behaves as if she is on heat
> every few weeks. Is this normal?
> cheers, Margret

How long ago was she spayed?

Spaying does not really "desex" them. The tarty ones
still flirt. :)

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Margret - 13 May 2005 01:37 GMT

She was spayed about 1 1/2 years ago. She is a tarty little torty!!!! :)

> > Our young desexed female cat, still flirts and behaves as if she is on
> heat
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> Spaying does not really "desex" them. The tarty ones
> still flirt. :)

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Mary - 13 May 2005 02:01 GMT

> She was spayed about 1 1/2 years ago. She is a tarty little torty!!!!
:)

haha! I have always had girly cats, always spayed, but very flirty.
They make eyes at my husband, roll all around like little harlots,
purr, trill, rub up against his legs--the whole bit. They are not
like this with me, I swear--it is different because he's male.

> > > Our young desexed female cat, still flirts and behaves as if she is on
> > heat
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> > Spaying does not really "desex" them. The tarty ones
> > still flirt. :)

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KellyH - 13 May 2005 03:39 GMT

> Our young desexed female cat, still flirts and behaves as if she is on
> heat
> every few weeks. Is this normal?
> cheers, Margret

Is she just flirty or does she act like she's in full heat? Loud meows,
sticking her backside in the air, rolling around, etc?
If she is going into heat, it's possible that when she was spayed, a piece
of ovarian tissue was left behind. You should consult your vet if this is
the case. Sometimes it can be removed.

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