Hi All,
I am new to pet forums and about 4 weeks ago became the proud owner of Tally (a 2 year old seal point Birman). Her breeder had expected to use her as a Queen but Tally had decided that she wasn't going to call and so I answered an advert to rehome Tally. She was booked in to be spayed before she came to me but the breeder had just had another female cat spayed days before hand and the cat had died from renal failure, so I agreed to take her without her being spayed. She has been with me for about 4 weeks and guess what 'she is calling'!. I called the breeder yesterday (who I am also getting a kitten from at the end of January) and we were both falling about laughing as the breeder had been waiting for her to do this for obvious reasons!

Well life with my delightful Birman has been an experience however she has been calling now since Sunday and I want to know if there is anything I can do to calm her down. It is as if she doesnt know whats happening to her and her bodyclock is all out of order, she is sleeping all day and 'talking/crying' all night. Think the neighbours might have something to say abut it if it carries on much longer.

Hello and welcome, sorry I can't help I'm a dog person

Hiya and welcome
Sorry i cant help either but im sure someone will be along shortly with some advice for you.

carnt help there but hi n welcome 2 the forum,if you ask on the cat section there are plenty of people who will be able 2 help you all the best x

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not much can be done i guess. wait for her to finish her call and then have her spayed.

Hi there

Well isn't it always the way! Some are just late maturers.

You can try giving her half a Piriton tablet to quieten her down but this does only last about 12 hours so may be best given at night to make sure you all get some sleep. It may help to shorten her call too.

Hope that helps.

Marcia.

Wow, that must be stressful on you! I have no clue, but I hope that somebody here well be able to provide excellent information

Hi and welcome to the forum again cant help much as i am a dog person - you may get more of a response if you post this thread in the cat section.

Good Luck - please keep us informed and in the meantime i hope you enjoy the forum you are bound to have lots of fun!

Kate xxx

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Thanks for reading my post - Have a good day!
Mummy to Cody-Lee - 2 Year Old Patterdale X JRT

hello nice to meet you

mandi

hi and welcome to PF its a great board and you should settle in quickly

dont forget to join in the games

i used to have a siamese who was very vocal no matter if she was in season or not

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