Many people probably have a very little understanding of the sexual knowledge of cats. Next, let’s follow the editor to take a look at the secrets of sexual knowledge of cats.
The female cat can get pregnant at 6 months of age. The first time the female cat is in estrus is when it is 6 months of age. During the estrus, the female cat can masturbate with the male cat and then become pregnant. Generally, the estrus period of female cats will be within one to two weeks. If the female cat is not pregnant during this period, it will be in estrus after 7 to 20 days.
The male cats in childhood will move. When the male cat is born, it is difficult to distinguish it from the female cat because the male cat's balls are in the abdominal cavity and therefore cannot be seen. About 10 days after the male cat is born, its testicles pass through the inguinal canal to the scrotum. At this time, the testicles are still relatively small and can move back and forth between the inguinal and scrotum.
Female cats do not have menstrual periods Generally speaking, viviparous mammals have menstrual cycles, but cats are not. So how can a cat get pregnant without menstruation? When a female cat mates with a male cat, it will release eggs when stimulated by the male cat Ding Ding. If the egg is not fertilized, it will not peel off, so there will be no bleeding, and the menstrual period will come.
The male cat's tines have bones. The male cat's tines are relatively small, only 2 cm long, and there is a bone in it. At first, humans also had penis bones, but they slowly disappeared during the evolution process.
During breastfeeding, the female cat can continue to get pregnant. The female cat will return to estrus within one to five weeks after giving birth. This means that the cat can continue to conceive while breastfeeding the meat kitten. Although female cats can continue to have children, this will damage the health of female cats. Moreover, if the pregnancy rate of female cats is not controlled, there will be fifty or sixty kittens in less than a year.
The first child of a female cat will have multiple male cats. During the estrus, the female cat can mate with different male cats, so the female cat can have multiple male cats at the same time. This is why we often see that the kittens born are different, cats of different colors.
When a female cat becomes pregnant and childbirth, it needs to consume a lot of nutrition, otherwise its physical fitness will become very poor, affecting the physical health of the female cat. During the pregnancy and delivery period of the female cat, it is recommended that the owner give the female cat a high-protein cat food, which can supplement the cat's body's nutritional needs.
After sterilization, the male cat's tin barbs will disappear because the male cat's tin is very short and the mating time of the male cat is relatively short. Therefore, "barbs" have evolved on the male cat's tin, which can quickly stimulate the female cat's ovulation, thereby ensuring that the female cat can conceive successfully to the greatest extent.
When the male cat is sterilized, the barbs will gradually disappear within about 6 weeks after the sterilization.
The male cat will be in a relatively low mood after sterilization. It is recommended that the owner accompany the male cat more, interact and play with it, and divert its attention. You can also use snacks as a supplement when playing, so the cat will be more focused.
Conclusion: Do you have a male or female cat at home?