Hello, my name is Kristy and I have a cat who is 4 years old. She's had 3
litters before, and then I got her fixed about a year ago. Now I know how she
acts before she's pregnant, and she is starting to have the same signs. Is it
possible for her to get pregnant after she's been fixed?
Matthew - 12 Jul 2006 13:26 GMT
only if the vet did not do a proper job
it is possible for her to have a false pregnancy just like a human
or problems with hormones just like a human female
> Hello, my name is Kristy and I have a cat who is 4 years old. She's had 3
> litters before, and then I got her fixed about a year ago. Now I know how
> she
> acts before she's pregnant, and she is starting to have the same signs. Is
> it
> possible for her to get pregnant after she's been fixed?
Barnabas Collins - 12 Jul 2006 22:14 GMT
>Hello, my name is Kristy and I have a cat who is 4 years old. She's had 3
>litters before, and then I got her fixed about a year ago. Now I know how she
>acts before she's pregnant, and she is starting to have the same signs. Is it
>possible for her to get pregnant after she's been fixed?
It is possible. Like a human woman who gets her tubes ties only
to learn that she is pregnant, the same could happen with a cat.
It's rare but it happens.
Why when a cat is spayed/neutered do we say the cat was "fixed?"
How can it be "fixed" when nothing was "broken?"