Symptoms of a Chinchilla cat in heat:

1. Loss of appetite. Chinchilla cats will be more excited when they are in estrus, and because they are full of thoughts about finding a mate, they will have a reduced appetite and stop eating.

2. The female chinchilla cat becomes clingy. The female chinchilla cat often rubs around you and behaves in various ways, begging for attention. Male Gila cats become aggressive and will compete with other male Gila cats for territory to consolidate their status.

3. The female Chinchilla cat has a raised buttocks. Female chinchilla cats often have their buttocks raised high and their forelimbs lying on the ground. Some male chinchilla cats will mount themselves on female chinchilla cats that are not in heat or on soft objects.

4. Chinchilla cats will be irritable and restless when they are in heat, and they especially like to go out. When a female chinchilla cat is in heat, the chinchilla cat will become irritable and restless, and especially likes to go out. Sometimes, when the owner is away, he will sneak out to find a suitable male Gila cat for mating. Female chinchilla cats will also keep rolling on the ground when they are in heat. When a male Gila cat is in heat, its personality will also become restless, and it will sneak out to compete with other male Gila cats for territory to consolidate its position.

5. Love howling. Chinchilla cats are prone to emotional disorders and excitement during the estrus period. If they cannot find a chinchilla cat that can be bred, they will become anxious and howl often.