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CATS in HEAT

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Posted by: mingdurga at Wed Apr 30 13:20:25 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by mingdurga ]  
   

Hello:

Have two female cats, feral (DSH). Been with me now for six months. They were spayed, innoculated, etc. long before I got them at about 4 months of age. Yesterday the smaller of the two went into "HEAT" big time. The other female is showing the signs also.
These cats were brought to the local SPCA here in NYC and have the paperwork indicating so.

Makes me wonder that the vets screwed up or just rushed the procedure. Must the procedure be done again with another vet or is this common behavior for cats spayed so young?

Mike

   

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