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About a week ago, I had left the house and I had the window open. My cat isn't fixed and she had gotten out. There are a few stray cats around my area. She was sittin in the back yard when I came home. She has been in heat a few times, since I have had her. But now, two weeks later, she is meowing and acting like she is in heat. Could she be pregnant if she is acting like she is in heat?
Hi Kyrie,
If she is in heat again, then she is not prgenant. You should have her spayed though. There are way too many unwanted kittens out there and there's no need to add to that burden. Not to mention that she will be healthier.
God Bless,
Becky
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| Comment | Thank you for letting me know that. I am scheduled to take her up next week. I was just scared because she had gotten out. Thank you again for answering my question | ||
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Becky
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I am not a breeder,so please direct any breeding and/or birthing questions to an "expert" that is. I love all cats but my favorites are the Rex and Siamese. I used to show Cornish Rex as a hobby but have not been able to for a few years. Right now I have three Siamese and one Cornish Rex. As a former veterinarian assistant, I can help you with general healthcare issues. Being a cat owner for years, I will be glad to answer any behaviour and/or nutrition questions too. Please remember, I am NOT a Veterinarian, so if your kitty is seriously ill, please do not hesitate to contact a Vet.
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Cornish Rex
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