She may use the litter tray more, but she may also pee outside of the litter tray or spray furniture or walls in an attempt to let a mate know where she is.ĭon’t punish your cat for peeing outside of the tray – she won’t be able to understand why she’s done wrong. So, it’s perhaps not surprising that your cat’s pee will become smellier. One of the main ways that this solitary species communicates is by scent and scent-marking. If your cat is in heat, she needs to attract a mate. 3) Her urine may smell more, and she may have changes in urination behavior Lordosis can also occur in cats who have been mated in the past, even if they’re now spayed, so it should be interpreted in conjunction with some of the other signs listed. If you stroke her back whilst she’s in this position, she may well tread her back feet side to side. This position is called ‘lordosis’ and is a sign that a cat is ready to mate. They’ll lower their front end and put their bottom in the air, with their tail held off to one side. These affectionate behaviors may sound cute, but most owners find them quite annoying, especially when combined with some of the other behavioral signs of a cat in season! 2) She’ll put her bottom in the air when pettedĬats in heat will often stand in a particular position when you’re stroking them. Your cat will probably follow you everywhere, and she may also roll around on the floor more than usual, a little like a cat high on catnip. You might find your cat wants to be near you at all times, and they’re likely to rub themselves on you and against your furniture.
One of the common behavioral changes in a cat in heat is that they become extremely affectionate – or even clingy.
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