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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / July 2005Female heat simulated intercourse solution?
A friend's female cat was moaning and whining and she apparently calmed the cat by sticking a glass rod up its vagina. I'm not sure how long she did it for. Apparently the cat was calm after - perhaps for several months. Is this an urban myth or is it possible? I googled it but of course as soon as you input any word to do with sex you're so flooded with porn, all ability to get info on the wanted subject is hopeless. > A friend's female cat was moaning and whining and she apparently calmed the > cat by sticking a glass rod up its vagina. I'm not sure how long she did it > for. Apparently the cat was calm after - perhaps for several months. Is > this an urban myth or is it possible? I googled it but of course as soon as > you input any word to do with sex you're so flooded with porn, all ability > to get info on the wanted subject is hopeless. It's an urban myth. A neutered male can mate daily with an intact female, and the female will still be in heat. It's a hormone thing. The idea of doing something like that is disgusting as well as dangerous for the cat. > > A friend's female cat was moaning and whining and she apparently calmed the > > cat by sticking a glass rod up its vagina. I'm not sure how long she did it [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > The idea of doing something like that is disgusting as well as > dangerous for the cat. It's not an urban myth. Many breeders calm their queens down if they don't want to breed them by doing this. However, I've never heard of using a glass rod, which sounds potentially dangerous - it seems the most common way of doing it is to use a Q-tip. HTH Helen > > > A friend's female cat was moaning and whining and she apparently calmed > > > the cat by sticking a glass rod up its vagina. I'm not sure how long she > > > did it for. Apparently the cat was calm after - perhaps for several months. > It's not an urban myth. Many breeders calm their queens down if they don't > want to breed them by doing this. However, I've never heard of using a glass > rod, which sounds potentially dangerous - it seems the most common way of > doing it is to use a Q-tip. I read the male penis has backward pointing barbs. How to replicate? But if something like the Qtip can pacify the female, you can't argue with something that works. Now I wonder how long it calms them down for? This is a great treatment for those not wanting to neuter if its an indoor cat. > I read the male penis has backward pointing barbs. How to replicate? But > if something like the Qtip can pacify the female, you can't argue with > something that works. Now I wonder how long it calms them down for? >This is a great treatment for those not wanting to neuter if its an indoor cat. There are other reasons to spay a female cat, though. Spaying prevents several types of cancer. Once it's done, it's done. Who wants to keep servicing a cat? Candace > > > > A friend's female cat was moaning and whining and she apparently > calmed [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > something that works. Now I wonder how long it calms them down for? This > is a great treatment for those not wanting to neuter if its an indoor cat. It can bring them out of call for 6-8 weeks. Ovulation is stimulated but of course the cat doesn't conceive; when this happens she goes into metoestrus. Many breeders use a vasectomised tom to do this. However doing this to a maiden queen, or 1-2 times in a row, puts the cat at high risk of pyometra (and they can get it without mating). It's not a substitute for spaying. Also, it doesn't always work, and even when it does the queen can take 24-48 hours to come out of call, during which time she can mate the usual way and get pregnant! Cheers, Cat > > > > > A friend's female cat was moaning and whining and she > > > > > apparently calmed the cat by sticking a glass rod up its [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > > want to breed them by doing this. However, I've never heard of using a > > > glass rod, which sounds potentially dangerous - it seems the most common way of > > > doing it is to use a Q-tip. > > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > even when it does the queen can take 24-48 hours to come out of call, > during which time she can mate the usual way and get pregnant! More great points you make. I'm unclear in your last sentence if you're referring to the vasectomised tom or the Qtip approach. (I don't have access to any vasectomised toms.) Perhaps there is something better than a Qtip? Something you can sterilize first by say boiling? > > > > > > A friend's female cat was moaning and whining and she > > > > > > apparently calmed the cat by sticking a glass rod up its [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > access to any vasectomised toms.) Perhaps there is something better > than a Qtip? Something you can sterilize first by say boiling? Maybe you can just get the gd cats fixed and stop masturbating them? Surely one has better things to do. :) >> More great points you make. I'm unclear in your last sentence if you're >> referring to the vasectomised tom or the Qtip approach. (I don't have [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Maybe you can just get the gd cats fixed and stop masturbating them? > Surely one has better things to do. :) (Mary says with a knowing smiley face) > > > > It's not an urban myth. Many breeders calm their queens down if they > don't [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > > is a great treatment for those not wanting to neuter if its an indoor > cat. Doesn't sound like a great treatment at all to me. Sounds like keeping a cat constantly in heat and all the stress involved, and doing this thing with a Q-tip is pretty awful :( They don't actually stay constantly in heat - the stimulation causes them to ovulate and therefore come out of heat. But you're right, being repeatedly in season is extremely stressful for a cat, so you'd want to have a good reason for keeping them intact in the first place... and the Q-tip thing isn't as effective as say a vasectomised tom anyway. Actually I was told a horror story by one of my friends - someone was buying a kitten from them and said he'd been told by the lady that bred his other (female) cat that he could bring her out of season by using **a ballpoint pen**!!!!!! AAARRRGH!!!! This sounds like that psycho who advocated cleaning cats' teeth with a carpentry nail!!!! There is always some nasty thoughtless moron somewhere... Catherine snip > Actually I was told a horror story by one of my friends - > someone was buying a kitten from them and said he'd been told by the > lady that bred his other (female) cat that he could bring her out of > season by using **a ballpoint pen**!!!!!! AAARRRGH!!!! snip > Catherine Was this back in the days before email? Or maybe she was using feather quill pen? ;^) > > > > > > A friend's female cat was moaning and whining and she > > > > > > apparently calmed the cat by sticking a glass rod up its [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > access to any vasectomised toms.) Perhaps there is something better > than a Qtip? Something you can sterilize first by say boiling? How about the tip of your nose, then go for it pervie >>>>>>> A friend's female cat was moaning and whining and she >>>>>>> apparently calmed the cat by sticking a glass rod up its [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > How about the tip of your nose, then go for it pervie Hahahhaa. I was thinking that earlier and then ... decided to say nothing. > > > > > > A friend's female cat was moaning and whining and she > > > > > > apparently calmed the cat by sticking a glass rod up its [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > access to any vasectomised toms.) Perhaps there is something better > than a Qtip? Something you can sterilize first by say boiling? I'm referring to both, but using a vasectomised tom is much more effective. You could use a sterile cotton bud (Q-tip)(although I think that using a sterile implement is essential, you will still be mechanically moving bacteria around that are present in the genital tract, which could be an issue). However I want to stress that breeders do this in order to bring a girl out of season and into metoestrus because they want to postpone a mating (for example if the girl has come back into season and she still has young kittens, or they are trying to give her a break before her next litter). It's certainly not a viable alternative to spaying and nobody would recommend it to anyone who was looking for a way to avoid spaying a cat they don't intend to breed from anyway. There are lots of health problems associated with being sexually intact, especially if the cat is never bred. Leaving aside mammary cancer, putting a queen repeatedly into metoestrus makes it highly likely for her to contract a pyometra, and if this happens when she is no longer in season and her cervix is closed, the first you might know about it is when she drops dead! Cheers, Catherine (many of the breeders I know use a vasectomised tom, but never on maiden queens and never twice in a row. I think using a cotton bud is a lot less effective at stimulating ovulation, too.) > > > > > > > A friend's female cat was moaning and whining and she > > > > > > > apparently calmed the cat by sticking a glass rod up its [quoted text clipped - 52 lines] > never on maiden queens and never twice in a row. I think using a > cotton bud is a lot less effective at stimulating ovulation, too.) I want to thank everyone for some well thought out responses here. Especially Surabaya. I will get the cat to the Humane society first thing. In our city there are so many strays, so getting her fixed will assure me she won't contribute to the problem. If this cat was going to be kept in an apartment, I the owner was convinced that spaying causes problems, that might be different. AND it could be accomplished easily, safely and last a significant period of time....but that is not the case. It was abandoned and I'm about to travel. Thanks again. >>>> A friend's female cat was moaning and whining and she apparently calmed >>>> the cat by sticking a glass rod up its vagina. I'm not sure how long [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > something that works. Now I wonder how long it calms them down for? This > is a great treatment for those not wanting to neuter if its an indoor cat. How about you compile the data and publish a book or webpage titled "How to Pleasure your Pussy" . Gotta have a photos section. Do female cats make silly faces when they orgasm? >A friend's female cat was moaning and whining and she apparently calmed the > cat by sticking a glass rod up its vagina. I'm not sure how long she did > it > for. Apparently the cat was calm after - perhaps for several months. Is > this an urban myth or is it possible? I'll try it on the wife and get back to you.... > A friend's female cat was moaning and whining and she apparently calmed the > cat by sticking a glass rod up its vagina. I'm not sure how long she did it > for. Apparently the cat was calm after - perhaps for several months. Is > this an urban myth or is it possible? I googled it but of course as soon as > you input any word to do with sex you're so flooded with porn, all ability > to get info on the wanted subject is hopeless. This is a perverted post > A friend's female cat was moaning and whining and she apparently calmed the > cat by sticking a glass rod up its vagina. I'm not sure how long she did it > for. Apparently the cat was calm after - perhaps for several months. Is > this an urban myth or is it possible? I googled it but of course as soon as > you input any word to do with sex you're so flooded with porn, all ability > to get info on the wanted subject is hopeless. Ricky! What are thinking? This belongs over in anecdotes!!! |
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