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Cat Forum / General Topics / November 2005How can I 'silence' my cat in heat?
Tinkerbelle will be 2 in September. She gave birth to a litter of 4 kittens about 5 weeks ago(none of them lied more than a week). She has gone into heat again. She is deaf and when she is in heat she is ***LOUD***. I asked the vet what I can do to stop her wailing so loudly but she could ofer no suugestions Does anyone here have any suggestions? How can I 'silence' my cat in heat? Group: alt.pets.cats Date: Sun, Jul 31, 2005, 3:26pm (EDT+4) From: austinpowers@pobox.com (Austin Powers) Tinkerbelle will be 2 in September. She gave birth to a litter of 4 kittens about 5 weeks ago(none of them lied more than a week). She has gone into heat again. She is deaf and when she is in heat she is ***LOUD***. I asked the vet what I can do to stop her wailing so loudly but she could ofer no suugestions Does anyone here have any suggestions? What the hell is wrong with you. Get Tinkerbell fixed. What the hell is wrong with you. You let her go out to get a piece and she has a handicap? That's messed up. My suggestion is to get a hold of a cat rescue group in your area that deals in cats with Tinkerbell's problem & ask them for help in either getting her fixed or gettng her a good home. Great answer, covers all the points "I'm bAck wIth my Fav4iteMidis" <Ahh_YEs_HaPPyTrailz_back_again@webtv.net> wrote in message news:25007-42ECF40B-252@storefull-3132.bay.webtv.net... How can I 'silence' my cat in heat? Group: alt.pets.cats Date: Sun, Jul 31, 2005, 3:26pm (EDT+4) From: austinpowers@pobox.com (Austin Powers) Tinkerbelle will be 2 in September. She gave birth to a litter of 4 kittens about 5 weeks ago(none of them lied more than a week). She has gone into heat again. She is deaf and when she is in heat she is ***LOUD***. I asked the vet what I can do to stop her wailing so loudly but she could ofer no suugestions Does anyone here have any suggestions? What the hell is wrong with you. Get Tinkerbell fixed. What the hell is wrong with you. You let her go out to get a piece and she has a handicap? That's messed up. My suggestion is to get a hold of a cat rescue group in your area that deals in cats with Tinkerbell's problem & ask them for help in either getting her fixed or gettng her a good home. If your Vet is competent, I'm sure he mentioned "Spaying" to you! Are you 'competent enough to understand? Are you just selfish and like to see your DEAF cat suffer? I have a deaf two yr. old female cat .She is an indoor cat, Why let a deaf cat roam outside. Get with the program......Julie > Great answer, covers all the points > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > rescue group in your area that deals in cats with Tinkerbell's problem & > ask them for help in either getting her fixed or gettng her a good home. > If your Vet is competent, I'm sure he mentioned "Spaying" to you! Are you > 'competent enough to understand? Are you just selfish and like to see your [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] >>rescue group in your area that deals in cats with Tinkerbell's problem & >>ask them for help in either getting her fixed or gettng her a good home. i think the responses may have come out a little harsh, but i have to say i agree. Spay her. C'mon for real, it's only common sense here. and a little late considering the post was 7/31/2005 No More Retail wrote: > and a little late considering the post was 7/31/2005 no not too late. The original post did not show up on my server. THe first one i can see is dated 11/20. > How can I 'silence' my cat in heat? Get her a cat gigolo; he will satisfy her. Get her spayed, NOW! > Tinkerbelle will be 2 in September. She gave birth to a litter of 4 kittens > about 5 weeks ago(none of them lied more than a week). [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Does anyone here have any suggestions? "Austin Powers" <austinpowers@pobox.com> wrote... > Terbelle will be 2 in September. She gave birth to a litter of 4 > kittens [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Does anyone here have any suggestions? Other than neutering her there's nothing that will shut her up short of duct taping her mouth shut. But just for fun, lightly rub her butt with your foot and watch her go even wilder! "No kitty, this is my pot pie!" -- Cartman >Tinkerbelle will be 2 in September. She gave birth to a litter of 4 kittens >about 5 weeks ago(none of them lied more than a week). [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >Does anyone here have any suggestions? Get her spayed? Cats don't ovulate until they are stimulated. You can ask your vet to show you how to do that to her, or just spay her. > Tinkerbelle will be 2 in September. She gave birth to a litter of 4 > kittens about 5 weeks ago(none of them lied more than a week). [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Does anyone here have any suggestions? > Tinkerbelle will be 2 in September. She gave birth to a litter of 4 > kittens about 5 weeks ago(none of them lied more than a week). [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Does anyone here have any suggestions? The obvious answer is, get her spayed. She will be healthier, you will not be faced with more kittens when so many are being euthanized because of overpopulation, and both you and she will be happier. Why hasn't this already been done? MaryL > > Tinkerbelle will be 2 in September. She gave birth to a litter of 4 > > kittens about 5 weeks ago(none of them lied more than a week). [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > MaryL > Tinkerbelle will be 2 in September. She gave birth to a litter of 4 kittens > about 5 weeks ago(none of them lied more than a week). [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Does anyone here have any suggestions?' Have her spayed. As well as saving the lives of seven animals, you'll silence her heat and she will be a much healthier cat as well. Meaghan Austin Powers wrote: Irresponsible pet owner. >> Tinkerbelle will be 2 in September. She gave birth to a litter of 4 >> kittens about 5 weeks ago(none of them lied more than a week). >> She has gone into heat again. She is deaf and when she is in heat she >> is >> ***LOUD***. >> I asked the vet what I can do to stop her wailing so loudly but she >> could >> ofer no suugestions Does anyone here have any suggestions?' ===> It's called spaying. ============================= First of all why are you letting your cat have kittens when millions of cats are being euthanized because there are not enough homes for them? Spay the poor cat!! You say she is deaf but you are letting her outside?! This cat needs a home with someone who is sensitive to her needs. She needs spaying and she CERTAINLY does not need to be out roaming around when she can't hear a car or worse yet a DOG sneaking up on her. How not so very nice of you! If you cant afford a vet to spay her, your local animal shelter (I know ours does) does neutering/spaying for low income people. I know when we got Rainbow (she was 2) . She used to howl like crazy. My husband was home all the time, and I worked. He;s normally a mild mannered person, but when he told me one day if he had a gun, he'd shoot her(jokingly of course), I knew it was time to take her in to be spayed (I had planned to, was just waiting for the $$). Any way, I think neutering/spaying is the answer, unless you are planning to breed and sell your cats...But I dont think thats the case here. In the meantime, go on the internet, they have some suggestions on how to appease your cat during heat...But only as a temporary measure.. > Tinkerbelle will be 2 in September. She gave birth to a litter of 4 > kittens about 5 weeks ago(none of them lied more than a week). [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Does anyone here have any suggestions? |
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