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always in heat PLEASE HELP!

mike_is_me Jan 03, 2005 10:13 PM

Hi everyone, my family and I have had a cat for about a year now, we took it in as off the streets and it was prety young. When we first got her she would go into heat every few weeks so we got her fixed, and it stoped for a few weeks, then it started again every few weeks, now for a little over a month she seems to be in heat evreyday, and shes is alwways meowing and whining, and I dont think I can stand it for much longer.

What could the problem be? and how can it be fixed? please help, I can't sleep and I think I'm going crazy. thanks

-mike

Replies (6)

mike_is_me Jan 03, 2005 10:17 PM

well i should have read previous posts before i posted, becuase after i posted i went back and read and discovered a very similar post, with helpful responses. Sorry for wasting space

JaimeMarie Jan 04, 2005 03:44 PM

Glad you found answers below. Good luck. Let us now how things are going.
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Jaime owned by
Mya the dog
and the cats:Crash, Moxie, Gabby and sometimes Tucker

PHMadameAlto Jan 04, 2005 08:03 PM

>>well i should have read previous posts before i posted, becuase after i posted i went back and read and discovered a very similar post, with helpful responses. Sorry for wasting space

There's no problem about "wasting space!" We are delighted you came here and posted about your problem and even MORE delighted that you did find the answer!

Anyhow, I shall repeat here - there could be some ovarian tissue left over from the spay. Talk to your vet about this.

Best wishes to you! Thanks again for dropping in! Come back any time!
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Smile, it will make them wonder what you are up to!

mike_is_me Jan 07, 2005 02:29 PM

Well, my mom called the vet that did the operation, and explained our situation, and asked if it could possibly be extra tissue thats causing this. But he insists that its nothing but anxiety and he said even if it was left over tissue it would take lots of long surgeries to look for it and it would be almost impossible to find, he also said that he would have to send Nubcat (my cat)to another vet about an hour away, because he couldnt do it himself and the whole thing would be expensive and may not even work. Personally, I think he's full of it, but I'm not a vet so I dont know. But he prescribed some anxiety pills. So were going to give them a try, and hope that it works, if not were going to seek another vets opinion.

JaimeMarie Jan 07, 2005 03:02 PM

Well good luck! I hope the pills work and that it is anxiety. That seems easier to deal with them having more vets and more surgeries.
Poor Kitty.
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Jaime owned by
Mya the dog
and the cats:Crash, Moxie, Gabby and sometimes Tucker

PHMadameAlto Jan 07, 2005 09:46 PM

>>Well, my mom called the vet that did the operation, and explained our situation, and asked if it could possibly be extra tissue thats causing this. But he insists that its nothing but anxiety and he said even if it was left over tissue it would take lots of long surgeries to look for it and it would be almost impossible to find, he also said that he would have to send Nubcat (my cat)to another vet about an hour away, because he couldnt do it himself and the whole thing would be expensive and may not even work. Personally, I think he's full of it, but I'm not a vet so I dont know. But he prescribed some anxiety pills. So were going to give them a try, and hope that it works, if not were going to seek another vets opinion.

This sounds like an excellent ideat! Good luck! Keep us posted!
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Smile, it will make them wonder what you are up to!

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