Solutions to male cats in estrus:

1. Cats in estrus should be accompanied and caressed more often.

Hormones will change the behavior of female cats in estrus. Female cats at this stage will become particularly clingy and need more companionship. You can try to stroke, scratch and comb her back more to take care of her emotions. , don’t change your eating habits at will.

2. If a cat is in heat, you can try a heating pad to relieve it.

Prepare a soft pad for the cat that can automatically heat (you can use a hot water bottle or a warm baby across a towel), or a cat nest that can adjust the temperature. The warmth can relieve the cat’s anxiety when it is in heat and make it more comfortable. It calms down.

3. Keep the cat’s litter box clean during the cat’s estrus period.

Cats will use urine to attract other cats during the estrus period. When they urinate everywhere, they should immediately use a deodorant containing biological enzymes to remove the smell; pay attention to keeping the cat litter box clean and encourage cats to use cat litter. Sand basin instead of marking everywhere. At the same time, it prevents cats from escaping and getting lost.

4. Cats can be given suppressive drugs when they are in estrus.

Most cats begin to mature sexually around 6 months old, but they cannot undergo sterilization during the estrus period. They can use a small amount of cat food and medicine to suppress estrus, such as pet-specific depressant hormones and progesterone. Be careful not to feed medicines for humans; long-term consumption is not recommended as it will cause nutritional deficiencies and affect health. Usually, you can play with it with a cat stick or ball to divert its attention.

5. Cats in estrus need stable hormones.

During the estrus period, the cat’s reproductive organs will become swollen due to changes in the body’s hormone levels. To completely balance the hormones, it can only be accomplished through mating; it can be sent to a cattery or pet shop for breeding. Scientific research figures show that if a pair of healthy and fertile cats is allowed to reproduce at will, 300,000 cats can be reproduced in 7 years. Therefore, the one-and-done solution is to wait until the estrus period is over (usually 3-7 days) before taking the cat for sterilization surgery; the cat's temperament will be more stable, which will help reduce the number of stray cats.