Thread: Belle is in heat. :x
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Old 01-30-2009, 11:45 AM
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Default Belle is in heat. :x
not that complicated for female cat.I have sent many female cats (strays & mine) to Klinik Kembiri.I send them at 0900hrs in the morning and within 3 hours I can collect them back home. Once they are at home I confine them in the cage with the litter box,water bowl and food for abt 5 days to avoid too many movement. In they tend to lick the stitches I put on the e-collar and not to forget apply gel gamat for quick healing process. During that period they look normal.they play,socialise,eat as usual.2 weeks ago I send Belang & Oren for spaying.The wound almost dissapear by now.

If you convince you can have carbon copy of Belle from her litter then you are wrong. I saw many mild temperamental mother cat with good behaviour doesn't produce the same from their kittens.

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Originally Posted by a.lya View Post
Hey all.

Belle just came into heat for the 1st time 2 days ago. I'm considering to spay Belle but I keep convincing myself otherwise.

I guess I keep convincing myself otherwise because;

1. I'm not really sure how the procedure is done and I've heard it's more complicated than neutering male cats.

2. She likes to chatter like a bird, which I hardly see in other cats. Which means I want one litter from her. :x ( I know about the pregnancy complications, how many kittens that may come out of her, 'I should be reducing the population of strays not increasing it' and so on. ) Though the 2nd reason is very selfish of me but the thought of not having another 'Belle' is kinda saddening but still selfish.

It's more of a 60-40 situation were I'm leaning more towards spaying her. Because I also, personally, would not want her to go through the pregnancy pain.

So guys, convince me into spaying her. D:

I'd like to know how the procedure is done, what has to be done before bringing her to the vet and I'm thinking of bringing her to the Klinik Kembiri since it's cheaper, so I'd like to hear from your personal experiences there if you guys have went there before.

Oh. If any of you would like to see a clip of her chattering, I'd be more than happy to upload it.
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