How do you make my female cat not afraid to do mating with a male cat?

Answer 1

If they are still under age (around 1 month or so), then act. Place the male back on the bed/nursing place. If they are around 6 months, you need to separate them immediately. Kittens usually reach sexual maturity around 6 months, but some happen as early as 4 months.

The best course of action is to spay the female kitten immediately, then neuter the male kitten soon after. A male kitten's hormones take several weeks to calm down even after neutering, and will still be fertile. Spaying the female first will stop any unwanted pregnancy, and also save her from the huge risk of carrying a litter when she herself is so young and small.

Answer 2

Cats, like humans, have feelings towards one another. Maybe the male cat is intimidating your female, which makes her not want to mate with him. However, if you are inexperienced when it comes to cat mating, there are a few things you must know about it:

. The female cat, for some unknown reason, spits and lashes out at the male cat after intercourse. This does not mean she is scared of him, but then again, we don't know what the true reason of this is.

. The female might growl when the male leaps onto her. This is perfectly normal.

You cannot force cats to mate, but there are a few things that might tempt a female. You could get the two cats, male and female, used to each other. Make them eat next to each other in meals. Give attention to both at the same time. Leave them together in a room by themselves. Cats usually mate when humans aren't around, possibly because mating results in a rather vulnerable position. Possibly your cats are even mating when you are not there!

Some cats just don't mate with each other. You wouldn't pick just any person of marriageable age as your spouse. Although cats are not as picky as humans, they still won't mate with just any cat from the street. Cats will also mate in their own time, so all the temptation might be in vain, as the cat might just feel it isn't the "right" time to mate yet.