My cat

[Cyclotron]

Sometimes cats will continue to exhibit sexual and territorial behavior even after they are spayed/neutered if they were fixed after puberty. That's why it's better to neuter a male cat very young, for instance, so it doesn't spray everywhere.

I had a cat that died of ovarian cancer. Our family bred her one year, but then didn't do so for a few years, and finally got her fixed a few years later. It turns out that female cats who do not breed for several years, but aren't fixed, are much more likely to get ovarian cancer. So, if you do decide to not let her breed at some point, go ahead and get her spayed for her own good health.

[Provost Harrison]

Originally posted by Datajack Franit

Well indeed, you certainly can use your thumbs to push them under

[Dinner]

Dude, you can get a free fixed cat from the city pound so why bother with a cat which isn't fixed. Anyone who doesn't fix their pet (other then actual breeders) is a bad pet owner since they're basically just to lazy or stupid to bother taking care of their pet. They laziness creates many unwanted animals nearly all of which end up being destroyed at tax payer expense. The suffering of those animals could have been completely avoided as could the waste of taxpayer dollars.

[Cort Haus]

A flatmate of mine once had a cat that would scream for sex all night. The poor moggie (a Blue Persian named Mildred) would push her ass up into the air at anybody she saw, it was crazy.

One day my girlfriend gently picked Mildred up underneath the shoulders of her forelegs and let her dangle off the ground. The effect was amazing. Mildred totally relaxed, the pain and anguish in her face drained away and she went quiet and calm. It was as though the frustrated sexual energy just drained downwards with the gravity and out through the dangling feet of her hindlegs.

She didn't resist or struggle, but just chilled out and after a few minutes could be put down without immediately going loopy again. This was only a temporary measure, of course, but the cat definitely seemed to be suffering less as a result of it.

[Dinner]

Tossing the cat off of a 20 story building would both help answer the scientific question of "Does a cat always land on its feet" and help prevent pet over population.

[Japher]

Bob Barker had it right

[Dinner]

"The price is WRONG, BIATCH!"

[Jon Miller]

yeah, it is really annoying

and they are basically in heat all the time, my roommate had a cat she refused to fix.. and it was constantly humping everything and meowing

(the roommate, of course, was generally gone...)

one time another freind picked up the female cat to pet her, she looked like she really enjoyed it.. and then there was a damp spot on his shirt where her butt had been...

basically cats are either breeders, or need fixed (and not many breeders are needed with cats)

JM

[Stuie]

Fix your goddamn cats people.

[alva]

Originally posted by Stuie
Fix your goddamn cats people.

[alva]

Originally posted by asleepathewheel
my cat is also in heat, been killing my sleep patterns. we have a 2 bedroom apt, so you can hear it from anywhere.

and the kicker?

She's fixed.

apparently the shelter messed up and left some ovarian tissue in her. We are calling the vet tomorrow to have her spayed again.

so annoying.

May not be about messing up, there is indeed a 1 in a 1000 chance for this to happen, my mother had the same thing. They had to take just about eveything out the second time to be sure.

[Winston]

Title change -> "My cat"



Couldn't they have gone with "My cat really wants me to have more cats" or something along those lines.

[Unspeakable Horror]

There was another title? What was it?

[Japher]

Or "Cats seem to want my pvssy"?

[Winston]

Originally posted by Unspeakable Horror
There was another title? What was it?

It can still be seen in the heading of the opening post. If you really, honestly think you're up to it..