Our youngest cat(3 yrs) who we are shortly going to have spayed has developed a strange and slightly concerning behaviour during her latest season.

It appears to be too painful for her to sit normally, and she is adopting more of a "squat" as though she were about to pee.

Is this something to be concerned about, or is it not totally uncommon behaviour?

Stuart

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Emily



Star.


"Cat people are different to the extent that they generally are not conformists - How could they be with a cat running their lives?"

It's not the calling (I'm used to her shouting), it's this unusual sitting posture (and I'm even used to her waving her bum in the air), and she is becoming very withdrawn.

I'd keep a close eye on her wee's Indigo,by 3yrs old she should well be in some sort of calling pattern/behaviour and if she hasn't been mated in a while she could have some kind of infection-although what the others have said may well be true but i would be watching her closely

Hi if she`s constantly squatting to wee,sometimes doing tiny drops or none she could have a urinary infection.
cats are the biggest tease out!waggling bums in front of expectant boys only then to growl and move off!they are terrible tarts

Well she appears to be back to normal, and able to sit normally.

She's still calling, and this appears to have just been a particularly bad patch for her.

Stuart

Stuart since all is well be a good slave,grab her neck and stroke the top of her tail-give the girl a tasta and something to really roll aboutHave you any pics plzz-always good to see another feline hussey