The queen will display a particular position to indicate her eagerness to mate: chest lowered, front legs folded, hindquarters elevated, tail curved to left or right part to reveal the vulva. Her back legs may pound in a repetitive pattern as if she were pacing in motion.
The male cat will grab the queen cat at the nape of the neck from behind to insert the penis into the female cat’s vulva.
Cats’ Sexual Maturity
A cat’s sexual maturity usually occurs between five and nine months. Females acquire sexual maturity between the ages of 6 and 8 months. Male cats mature between the ages of 9 and 12 months.
When cats reach this age, they begin to show signs of being in heat. Other heat indicators in cats include rubbing and rolling against people’s objects and licking and flicking their tails.
Even though a cat attains maturity around four months, a female cat’s body at such early age may still be tender to pregnancy stress. Avoid exposing your cat to pregnancy at that early age.
Your queen feline may become infected with reproductive system infections due to her early pregnancy. Furthermore, it would help if you determined whether or not you can care for a litter of kittens. As a result, you may need to watch your cat. It’s natural for your queen cat to seek a way out of the house.
Why Do Cats Scream When Mating?
Cats make some peculiar sounds to indicate their desire for mating. Tomcats send signals with certain rhythms to respond to the queen cat’s calls. When cats mate, the severe scratching from a male cat’s barbed reproductive organs causes them to scream. The response from the tomcats is usually a sort of yowling noise.
An observant cat parent will have gotten used to the sounds queen cats make when they are in heat. The sound is known as a mating call. How long the noise from the mating cry lasts and how loud it will vary among cats.
The noise does not last longer than 24 hours in some, while it elongates to around 50 hours in others. Some cats cry aloud during heat, while others display introverted traits with the quiet noise.
This trilling call frequently rises as your female cat approaches ovulation and is intended to lure tomcats in the vicinity.
An increase in the sound level of mating indicates conception stimulation that is taking place in the cat.
Another cause of the roaring noise cats makes when mating is due to the barbed sex organs of male cats.
The male cat’s sex organs are hooked on the ends, which causes loud noises. Those barbs give your cat the excitement it requires to ovulate.
It is generally believed that a male cat’s penis inflicts pain on female cats due to the hooks on the ends of the dick. The pain, therefore, renders female cats angry and uncomfortable a the end of the mating.
Why are There Spines on the Tomcat’s Penis?
The feline penis is remarkable because it develops keratinized papillae along its testosterone-dependent surface. The queen’s sexual track is supposed to be stimulated by the erectile spine.
Ways to Determine Whether or Not Cat Mating Was Fruitful
Even while pregnancy is not the main reason for mating, it is one of the most common results of unneutered feline mating. The following are some general markers of a successful mating:
a. Enhanced Affection:
b. Docility and less intensive exercise
c. Weight gain
d. Early morning sickness
e Increased food intake
b. Docility and less intensive exercise
c. Weight gain
d. Early morning sickness
e. Increased food intake
f. Bulged out tummy.
b. Displays of motherly affection