Today I was caring my colony, food, water, etc, and I saw one of the cats with a big round belly. I had noticed that belly a few days ago, but today it seemed bigger, rounder.
It was as the cat is pregnant!
The fact is that the cat was spayed in February.
The question is, how is it likely that a spayed cat might be pregnant?
I know that sometimes, spayed cats can go in heat due to a tiny remnant of ovarian tissue in the abdomen. But is it possible that a (larger) fragment of ovarian tissue might be large enough to let the cat become pregnant?
I already sent an email to the vets who spayed her, but I don't think they will reply before Monday.
I need to know.
Thanks!
The photo is low quality, it was taken with my phone, from a distance, while the cat was walking away, but the round belly is visible.
It was as the cat is pregnant!
The fact is that the cat was spayed in February.
The question is, how is it likely that a spayed cat might be pregnant?
I know that sometimes, spayed cats can go in heat due to a tiny remnant of ovarian tissue in the abdomen. But is it possible that a (larger) fragment of ovarian tissue might be large enough to let the cat become pregnant?
I already sent an email to the vets who spayed her, but I don't think they will reply before Monday.
I need to know.
Thanks!
The photo is low quality, it was taken with my phone, from a distance, while the cat was walking away, but the round belly is visible.