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Kayliface Member Posts: 88 From: Registered: Oct 2003	posted 11-28-2003 11:38 PM I have a 5 month old kitten, she will be getting spayed (hopefully) in the middle of December if she weighs enough. The past two days she's been NUTS. She runs crazily around and attacks everything, feet, hands, face, bags, furniture, etc. She meows and howls for no reason. She even 'growls' almost and pants like a dog! She's still using the litter box, eating properly and being affectionate at times. But is she in heat? What else could be wrong? She's going nuts! ------------------ Visit me at www.daplayazclub.com IP: Logged
Chessmind Member Posts: 26 From:CA Registered: Nov 2003	posted 11-29-2003 10:13 AM It sounds like she's in heat. Unless she is the littlest cat ever at five months, she should have weighed enough between 2-3 months of age to be spayed. If she's allowed outside she may get pregnant by another male in the neighborhood. Is there anyway, you can take her to the vet sooner to get spayed? IP: Logged
Kayliface Member Posts: 88 From: Registered: Oct 2003	posted 11-29-2003 04:36 PM Well, I planned to call Monday to see if we could get her in in the middle of December, which is only 2 weeks away. She's an indoor cat, so I am not worried about her being preggo. I was told by the vet and the Humane Society that the kitty had to weigh 6lbs before getting spayed. She weighed in at 3.2lbs the last time we were there (Nov 6th). ------------------ Visit me at www.daplayazclub.com IP: Logged
fleafly Member Posts: 489 From:sheridan, wy Registered: Aug 2003	posted 11-29-2003 08:24 PM 6 lbs? That is a lot. Some of my cats didn't weigh that much until they were full grown. At 5 months old unless she is a really tiny cat she should be big enough. I have had several done at 4 months old. IP: Logged
Katerina Member Posts: 17 From:Toronto, Canada Registered: Nov 2003	posted 11-29-2003 09:14 PM I know in Ontario they will not fix a cat until their 6mths old but that sounds like a lot for a cat to weigh. One of my old cats who has passed away was the runt of he litter and only weighed 5lbs her whole life. You should get a second opinion. IP: Logged

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