When does the cat heat up?

Cats generally estrus in spring and summer, usually from April to 65438+ 10. This is because the breeding season of cats is related to food supply. The temperature rises gradually in spring and summer, and the amount of food in nature also increases gradually, which will increase the appetite of cats and thus have enough energy to support their reproductive behavior.

During estrus, the physiology and behavior of cats will change. They will often walk around the house, make noise, or like to rub furniture and people's legs. Cats' ears and tails will also stand up to show their state and desire.

In order to avoid unwanted pregnancy, cat owners should sterilize their cats in time, which can not only avoid unnecessary reproduction, but also reduce many behavioral problems related to estrus, such as frequent barking, local marking, territorial defense and attack. In addition, sterilized cats are healthier and live longer.