Morning after pill

"KellyH" wrote in message
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Gotcha, but WHICH nutjob? There are so many these days it's hard to
keep track.

I can't remember her name, but she was a real fruitcake. Kept going on
and
on about doing vasectomies and hysterectomies on cats so they could still
"enjoy" sex.

--
-Kelly



It was the one calling herself Margaret Sanger. There is likely still a web
site called margaretsanger.com where she pontificates.

"bigbadbarry" wrote:

I wonder if there are alternatives to neuturing, like birth control for
the females cats. Then the males could get thier groove on without us
having to worry about the population.

This could work for a pet, I realize a homeless cat would miss too many
pills.

An intact male would probably do a lot of spraying in the house plus
there are health downsides for intact males.

-mhd

wrote:
"bigbadbarry" wrote:

I wonder if there are alternatives to neuturing, like birth control
for
the females cats. Then the males could get thier groove on without
us
having to worry about the population.

This could work for a pet, I realize a homeless cat would miss too
many
pills.

An intact male would probably do a lot of spraying in the house plus
there are health downsides for intact males.

-mhd

pill is for female

wrote:
"bigbadbarry" wrote:

I wonder if there are alternatives to neuturing, like birth control
for
the females cats. Then the males could get thier groove on without
us
having to worry about the population.

This could work for a pet, I realize a homeless cat would miss too
many
pills.

An intact male would probably do a lot of spraying in the house plus
there are health downsides for intact males.

-mhd

i reckon this is not a good idea as far as mass birth control

wrote:

Isn't there a birth control pill specifically for cats who are not
healthy enough to spay? It seems like I recall an English poster
(Patch? or Jeanette?) who had a cat on Ovarid, or something like
that.
Of course, it's NOT for the general feline population, and not
prescribed for any kind of groove-getting.

Sherry


Yeah. Ovarid is mostly used by breeders to control a breeding Queen's
cycle. Long-term use can lead to pyometra. It's basically
estrogen-based. Delvosterone is also used but it sometimes causes
menopause. They also use Ovadrid for other hormone issues in neutered
males and females.

-L.

"bigbadbarry" wrote in message
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I wonder if there are alternatives to neuturing, like birth control for
the females cats. Then the males could get thier groove on without us
having to worry about the population.

This could work for a pet, I realize a homeless cat would miss too many
pills.

You're anthropomorphising. You can't imagine what it would be like not to
have a sex drive, so you assume it must be a bad thing, and you visit that
belief upon animals.

Animals don't miss what they don't want.

It's the lesser of two evils.

"Ashley" wrote in message
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"bigbadbarry" wrote in message
ups.com...
I wonder if there are alternatives to neuturing, like birth control for
the females cats. Then the males could get thier groove on without us
having to worry about the population.

This could work for a pet, I realize a homeless cat would miss too many
pills.

You're anthropomorphising. You can't imagine what it would be like not to
have a sex drive, so you assume it must be a bad thing, and you visit that
belief upon animals.

Animals don't miss what they don't want.

Ashley wrote:
"bigbadbarry" wrote in message
ups.com...
I wonder if there are alternatives to neuturing, like birth control
for the females cats. Then the males could get thier groove on
without us having to worry about the population.

This could work for a pet, I realize a homeless cat would miss too
many pills.

You're anthropomorphising. You can't imagine what it would be like
not to have a sex drive, so you assume it must be a bad thing, and
you visit that belief upon animals.

Animals don't miss what they don't want.

VERY well stated.

"Ashley" wrote in message
...

"bigbadbarry" wrote in message
ups.com...
I wonder if there are alternatives to neuturing, like birth control for
the females cats. Then the males could get thier groove on without us
having to worry about the population.

This could work for a pet, I realize a homeless cat would miss too many
pills.

You're anthropomorphising. You can't imagine what it would be like not to
have a sex drive, so you assume it must be a bad thing, and you visit that
belief upon animals.

Animals don't miss what they don't want.



I don't think any of them see it as pleasure, or feel depraved if they do
not have pleasure.
This is silly thinking at best...

WHO ARE WE FOOLIN' there are kittens everywhere! (homeless ones too) Am I
missing something?

Humans are left to clean up the mess all these studs are leaving behind.
Getting a woman pregnant and leaving her with the children is not cool.

Ok, I'll stand for cat humping, after you have emptied one city of it's
homeless cats.

Be an idealist, but be realistic about reaching the ideals.

"bigbadbarry" wrote in message
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It's the lesser of two evils.

Anthropomorphising again.