Why is my female cat bleeding for 2 weeks, not in heat, but mated?

Vaginal bleeding in a non-cycling female is considered abnormal. If your cat is acting fine otherwise and does not appear to be in distress, this may be something that can wait until tomorrow. However, if you feel the vaginal bleeding is excessive (versus just a red discharge) enough to where blood loss is a true consideration, this is not something that should wait until morning. Hope this helps.

I would be extremely concerned that Max has a pyometra, which is an infection of the uterus that is fatal without treatment. Cats do not bleed when they are in heat, and this is not normal. This is something that needs to be checked out by a vet immediately, please bring her into one now. Best of luck.

If Asteria was having contractions, you would see her straining and likely breathing hard. In addition, if she were pregnant, she would not allow your male cat to mate with her. It could be that she is in heat, and that is why the male cat is mating with her. It is not normal for a cat to bleed after mating, however, and even though she doesn't seem to be in any pain, I would have Asteria seen by a vet right away. The vet can diagnose what is causing her symptoms so she can treated.

We do not normally see a bloody discharge in cats with heat cycles like we do in dogs. For this reason I would recommend an exam by your veterinarian. We could have blood coming from the reproductive tract from infection or a tumor, or we could have blood from the urinary tract which could be due to infection, inflammation, bladder stones, bladder tumors. The vet will do an exam and may recommend a urine test and an x-ray or ultrasound of the abdomen to help determine the cause of the blood.

Bleeding is not normal for a cat at all. I am concerned she has an infection in the uterus or the bladder. I recommend to have Lucy examined by the veterinarian to figure out what is happening. It's best to play it safe. I hope this helps.

Cats do not bleed during their heat cycle which makes me thing the bleeding is unrelated to her being in heat. it could be due to a urinary infection for example, i would recommend taking her to your vet in order to get it checked and treated.

If she’s coming into heat she will be acting differently. Lots of meowing, rolling around and acting wild. She may try to go out to get bred. If you don’t see that behavior I would check her all over to see if you can find a wound. I’m not overly concerned about this as long as it was only a few drops and it doesn’t continue. If you see more blood or if she seems sick or injured please take her in for an exam and treatment. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach to help you care for Kiara.