Normally a female cat goes into heat about every six to eight months, but during the warmer months it can increase to every few weeks. I had a cat that was in heat almost all the way through summer before. She would go through the cycle and just about as soon as it was done she would start all over again. The only way to get some peace is to get her fixed or let her get pregnant.
2006-08-15 10:18:40
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answered by Jo A 1
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A female goes into heat about twice a year. They may skip a heat cycle occasionally, but will seldom have an extra one. Cats first heat between 5 & 8 months. A cat will remain in heat until she is bred Getting her spayed will not only stop this annoying heat cycle, but will also lengthen her life, reduce the chance of mammary or uterine cancer and keep tom cats from roaming your neighborhood. Every heat cycle increases her chances of these cancers, or the chance of a pyometra. Having her spayed is truly the best for all. A female cat may have three to seven kittens every four months. This is why population control using neutering and spaying is so important. Only 1 out of 10 kittens born will be adopted... the remaining 9 will be euthanized. 800 cats and dogs are euthanized every hour. In order for every cat and dog to have a home, every human being in America would have to own 25.
Please spay your cat.
2006-08-15 11:30:02
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answered by Anonymous
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Cat Heat
2016-12-08 18:50:41
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answered by schifano 4
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Cat once they start going into heat go into heat often. They can be in heat when their kittens are only a few weeks old and become pregnant again. The best thing to do is spay your female cats. besides unwanted litters of kittens urinating in the house when in heat it also can cause serious health issues for unspayed females.
2006-08-15 10:24:37
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answered by cin_ann_43 6
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Save your sanity, and have your female kitten spayed. They can start going into heat as early as four or five months of age. If she doesn't get pregnant or spayed the heat cycle can repeat in as little as two to three weeks, making one think that she is continually in heat. Cats most frequently get pregnant between March and September. wishing you good luck. One reason why I always have neutered male kitties.
2006-08-15 10:17:08
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answered by Anonymous
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Never-- if they're SPAYED!!
Cats, if they aren't spayed, come into heat every few weeks for most or all of the year, depending on climate. In warmer climates, such as the southern U.S., they cycle all year round. A female is "IN HEAT" for a week to 10 days (or even as long as 2 weeks in some cases), then out for a week to 10 days-- repeating the cycle until she's bred or spayed.
These frequent hormonal cycles greatly increase her risk of uterine and mammary cancers, pyometra (a uterine infection), false pregnancies and a host of other problems that can all be minimized or eliminated if she is SPAYED! Not only that, but a female cat in heat draws the attention of every intact tom in your neighborhood and the next. Plus, your female in heat will call and squall night and day until she gets what she wants-- or is SPAYED.
Do yourself-- and her-- a favor. Get her spayed.
2006-08-15 10:17:43
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answered by Anonymous
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Often if not spayed and or mated. Trust me my female goes into heat about every 2-3 weeks and is getting spayed very soon.
2014-11-24 06:43:56
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answered by Nikki Conley 1
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It's really hard to say, it just depends on the type of cat she is, and how old she is. I have two 10 month old short-haired Tabbies, they both go in and out of heat bi-weekly.
2014-02-15 14:10:13
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answered by ? 1
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They give you enough time to get them fixed, so that's all that should matter. There's no reason to have an unaltered cat of either sex if you aren't a professional and reputable breeder.
2006-08-15 10:11:02
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answered by Anonymous
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Every 6 months except when they are nursing.
2006-08-15 10:10:41
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answered by julie 5
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