How do cats act when they want to mate?

Answer 1

There are many varied in which animals compete with each other to attract a mate. A few are listed below:

Scent - some animals are capable of producing a hormonal scent, females respond to this and are able to track the male.

Colour display - many animals change colour at mating time, this is especially common in fish and chimpanzees. The colour change is used to show that the animal is 'available'.

Mock fighting - a lot of animals have 'fights' where the winner gets the mate. This type of fighting includes antler comparison in bucks (male deer) and peacock feather expansion. Although entitled fighting the animals rarely injure each other.

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Answer 2

Unless you are a breeder; you don't. Breeding two cats who have had no health tests (different from being checked over from a vet) is a potentially risky and dangerous endeavour. Cats, like humans, can catch diseases from mating, which can be passed onto the resulting kittens.

Cat breeding is best left to breeders who have experience and the knowledge to care for a pregnant Queen, the kittens, and what to do if a complication happens along the way. The cats that are bred are often cat show Champions who have been thoroughly health tested and are in the optimum of health. Contrary to popular belief, good breeders do not breed to make money, as often they see no profit at all. Good breeders only wish to improve their cat's breed and produce very healthy kittens.

Answer 3

Cats are not known to be discriminatory when choosing a mate. When a female goes into heat, she sends a scent message to the unaltered males nearby and will mate with as many as possible. It is very common for kittens from the same litter to have different fathers.

Answer 4

Most of the time animals use scents and sounds to find a mate. They will emit a certain smell or sound and if the female likes it, she will come to the male to mate.

Answer 5

My cat got extremely friendly, needy, and LOUD!