No, because cats do not have the phenomenon of aunting, they will not bleed at all. Even the vulva is not edematous or even not swollen at all. Transparent serous vaginal secretions may occasionally flow out. Generally we don't see cats coming to "aunt", but at this time the cat has already entered the estrus period.

If you find bleeding under the female cat, it may be caused by uterine fibroids. If the cat is not in normal estrus for a long time and has not been neutered, this may cause the inner wall of the uterus to thicken, which may cause uterine fibroids, and the bleeding may be pyometra. This situation is very serious and it is recommended to be promptly Take the cat to the hospital for examination and treatment.

A light-colored blood sample oozes from the female cat’s vagina, which may be caused by urinary system disease. The body structure of female cats is different from that of humans. Their urinary system and reproductive system are separate and independent of each other, but they are connected at the end. If a cat has a certain disease in its urinary system, it may have blood in its urine when it urinates. In this case, it is best to take the cat for examination and treatment in time.