Fri, Jul 3rd 2009, 02:45 GMT

I am a novice breeder with two unspayed cats. They are Maine Coons, which may have different heat cycles from Siamese--long haired cats tend to have less histrionic heat cycles compared to short haired cats. Are you a licensed breeder? Are you active in the cat show world? With my two queens, they go into heat randomly, but it is said that a cat who wants to get pregnant will go into heat every several weeks or so--even soon after having given birth. I'm still not an expert on this, but if you are breeding cats, you should be able to find out the information you need on the Internet. And the fact that you DON'T have the information makes me think that you should quit the idea of breeding, or do more research until you do. Your choice.

ANSWERED BY

Leila

Fri, Jul 3rd 2009, 00:11 GMT

Yes, that is normal. A mature female cat can go into heat every two weeks, unless bred, for her entire life. That is why it is so very important to get your cay spayed. Please go get your cat spayed. Immediately.

ANSWERED BY

Atrus
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