Good evening everyone, this is the first time it's happened to me, but my cat lifts her rear end up in the air, she meows while doing it, and my tomcat is neutered. Does this mean something and should I do something about it?😅
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If she’s not castrated, she’s rolling. Rollinginess is a normal behavior in pairing ready cats, however, the rolling is stressful for the cat and also for the cat the phase is not pleasant. It is important that the cat is castrated, because the rollinginess will always occur, due to the lack of the cover act, the distances become shorter and it can result in a continuous rolling, not pleasant for the cat, therefore the veterinarian will best make an appointment soon, it is much more relaxed for the cat when it is cast, even for you and the cat.
Yo, Bro, that sounds like a classic move of cats, man. Your cat could be in the “Hitze”, you know, that means she’s ready for a partner and looking for a date. The lifting of the rear part and the Miauen are their signals that they are ready to mingle.
But no panic, man, your cat is castrated, so no danger for unexpected youngsters. If your cat’s behavior is stressing or you don’t find it cool, you could try to keep them away from other cats and give them more attention to distract them.
But hey, if you’re insecure or you’re worried, check out a veterinarian to make sure everything’s good and make a plan on how to deal with it. Stay cool, man!
This can simply be a call for a prank. My cats do this more often and they are neutered.
It stopped yesterday and you can NOT care about it otherwise you can go on
Go cover.
Your cat is in attack mode.
https://youtu.be/pM7KJxz5i00
Hah geil digga😂
Please let your kitten cast the risk (after rolling) otherwise it will be continuous rolling.
she is rolling because she is not castrated