Aggressive Stud Cat
Imagine the disappointment when you put the male in with a queen in heat . . . and instead of a romantic tryst, he attacks her! Fear not. There are solutions to their romantic speed bump.
Imagine the disappointment when you put the male in with a queen in heat . . . and instead of a romantic tryst, he attacks her! Fear not. There are solutions to their romantic speed bump.
Feeding Vitamin E & Brewers Yeast may help your male cat sire more kittens. This article tells you how, and why, you should consider adding these supplements to your stud cat's diet.
Occasionally a breeder may need to find a proven stud cat for their breeding program. This article discusses what to look for, where to look, what questions to ask and how to introduce the proven male to maximize his chances of integrating easily into your exisiting cattery.
Whether just setting up your cattery, or whether you have been breeding and showing for some time and need to adjust to increasing numbers, tweaking your cattery management style is a constant process. This article will help you evaluate your cattery management skills.
Maintaining a healthy cattery begins with the basics. Here is a recipe for greater success.
If you have a breeding male cat that suddenly seems to be having trouble completing the mating "act", his problem may be as simple as a hair ring. Learn more about this troublesome possibility and how to fix it.
At what age should a cat be retired from your breeding program?
There are great homes out there for older, retired breeders (cats not humans). You just need to know where to find them.
Introducing a stud cat to a new female is relatively easy, however because there are occasions when there may be a conflict of personalities between the two "soon-to-be-lovers", all introductions should be supervised.
Knowing the location and function of the organs associated with the urinary tract and reproduction of the male cat is not just a topic of interest to the cat breeder. This knowledge may save your cat's life.