No, referring to a female cat in heat as a "slut" is inappropriate and disrespectful. It is more accurate to call a female cat in heat simply that - a female cat in heat.
When a female cat is in heat it is called Estrus --This is the name of the cycle. The name of the cat itself is a queen. == ==
A male cat may try to mate with a female cat who is not in heat, but it is unlikely. Mating behaviors can also be displays of dominance.
A tom cat can inseminate a female cat when she is in heat, which typically occurs every 2-3 weeks. The female cat will display behaviors such as vocalizing, rolling on the floor, and increased affection towards the male cat when she is in heat.
Yes; a recently neutered tom will try to cover a female in heat. He won't be able to impregnate her, but he'll still have the habit patterns and chemical responses that make him try.
A castrated male cat is usually just called a "neutered" or "fixed" male.
An intact male cat is a male cat that has not been neutered. This means that the cat has retained his testicles and is capable of reproducing.
Yes if the female cat allows the male cat.
A non castrated male cat is called a tom
No, desexed female cats do not go into heat. Spaying (desexing) involves removing the reproductive organs that are responsible for the heat cycle, so once a female cat is spayed, she will no longer experience heat cycles.
No, a female cat must be in heat in order to become pregnant. This is when she releases eggs for fertilization. If a female cat is not in heat, she cannot get pregnant.
When a female cat is sprayed by a male cat, it can trigger her to go into heat due to the hormonal response of her body. The male cat's scent signals that there is a potential mate nearby, which can stimulate the female cat's reproductive system to prepare for mating.