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Cat Forum / General Topics / January 2004Please help me..... I dont know what to do...
It's 2:20 AM and my cat is driving me mad.. she is meowing funny, it's almost like purr and a meow at the same time.. and being VERY loud.. she's rolling on the ground.. running around the house... i only got her 3 weeks ago at an animal shelter.. they said that she is spayed already... she wont stop.. she doesnt want attention, she has food.. her litter is clean... she is a himalayan/siamese mix. Is she sticking her butt up in the air and crouching very low in the front? Prancing with her back feet? If that is the case, she's probably in heat.. either its left over hormones and it will subside soon, or she wasn't actually spayed. They might have shaved her stomach and saw what they thought was a spay scar and didn't actually go in and look. although.. Siamese are notorious for talking.. could just be that > It's 2:20 AM and my cat is driving me mad.. she is meowing funny, it's > almost like purr and a meow at the same time.. and being VERY loud.. she's > rolling on the ground.. running around the house... i only got her 3 weeks > ago at an animal shelter.. they said that she is spayed already... she wont > stop.. she doesnt want attention, she has food.. her litter is clean... she > is a himalayan/siamese mix. > Is she sticking her butt up in the air and crouching very low in the front? > Prancing with her back feet? If that is the case, she's probably in heat.. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > she > > is a himalayan/siamese mix. That's what I was gonna say. She's probably in heat. Take her to a vet and see what they say. The worker at the shelter who checked her could have been new, tired or just wanted to get the cat adopted. The vet would know. They probably do about 6 to 10 spay's a day. Tina Well i took her to the vet... they shaved her tummy and said there's no indication of her ever being spayed she has been scheduled for tuesday. > > Is she sticking her butt up in the air and crouching very low in the > front? [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > Tina Good for you. That'll stop the meowing and such. I'm a big advocate for spaying and neutering. It's good that your getting her fixed. Tina > Well i took her to the vet... they shaved her tummy and said there's no > indication of her ever being spayed she has been scheduled for tuesday. [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > > > Tina > It's 2:20 AM and my cat is driving me mad.. she is meowing funny, it's > almost like purr and a meow at the same time.. and being VERY loud.. she's > rolling on the ground.. running around the house... i only got her 3 weeks > ago at an animal shelter.. they said that she is spayed already... she wont > stop.. she doesnt want attention, she has food.. her litter is clean... she > is a himalayan/siamese mix. My first thought is calici, a very infectious disease that can kill the cat rapidly if you don't take it in for veterinary help. Even then, the cat may not survive. > > It's 2:20 AM and my cat is driving me mad.. she is meowing funny, it's > > almost like purr and a meow at the same time.. and being VERY loud.. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > rapidly if you don't take it in for veterinary help. Even then, the cat may > not survive. Woops, I meant this for the poster whose cat had sores on it's mouth. Sorry! April, I don't know if this will help any, but we have owned Siamese cats and they do howl alot for no apperant reason. One male we had used to go down in the celler and it sounded like someone was killing him, he would yell so much. >It's 2:20 AM and my cat is driving me mad.. she is meowing funny, it's >almost like purr and a meow at the same time.. and being VERY loud.. she's >rolling on the ground.. running around the house... i only got her 3 weeks >ago at an animal shelter.. they said that she is spayed already... she wont >stop.. she doesnt want attention, she has food.. her litter is clean... she >is a himalayan/siamese mix. I also have a Balinese (long haired siamese). When she goes into heat she acts psycho! She is extremely loud...and runs around like a mad cat! When talking to people on the phone I've been asked if it was my baby crying...nope just my cat in heat. Glad to hear you getting your cat fixed. I'll be doing the same soon :) > April, I don't know if this will help any, but we have owned Siamese > cats and they do howl alot for no apperant reason. One male we had [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >stop.. she doesnt want attention, she has food.. her litter is clean... she > >is a himalayan/siamese mix. |
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