How long do cats menstruate for?

Answer 1

Cats have a different kind of cycle than humans. They come "in heat" or "in season" in spring and autumn of every year and this is characterized by being more vocal, and acting friendlier than usual by rubbing up against the furniture, etc. They get a slightly bloody discharge, left for unknowable owners to clean off of the kitchen floor and family sofa.

Answer 2

Hi there...female cats come into heat between the ages of 5-7 months rather than have menstruation. Once a cat goes into "heat" she will yowl and roll around on the floor, sometimes becoming more affectionate or more aggressive. The yowling is quite unbearably loud and can become irritating because she will do this for days and nights. Having her spayed before she reaches sexual maturity will resolve the heat cycles as well as keep your cat from wanting to run off and become pregnant with a male cat who could be carrying deadly feline diseases.

Answer 3

Cats do not have a Menstrual Cycle which is where the uterus lining sheds and is rid to the outside of the body, but theirs is what we call the Oestrous Cycle. The uterus reabsorbs the uterus lining and no blood is seen.

Cats and most other mammals come into season, or heat which is a time where the female will be at her most fertile and be ready to mate. A female cat will come into season at 15-21 day intervals, and each will last approximately 7-10 days.