Method and apparatus for stimulating ovulation in induced ovulation mammals as a mean of contraception
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Sep 11, 2001
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Sep 30, 1998
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Oct 1, 1997
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A contraceptive method of inducing ovulation in induced ovulation mammals, in particular the female cat, by stimulating mainly the cervical region of the vagina to trigger a cascade of hormonal reactions to cause ovulation and pseudo-pregnancy to eliminate the unwanted behavior of female cats in heat. The treatment consists in the introduction of an ovulator inside the vaginal cavity of the animal. This apparatus is similar in shape and size to the penis of a cat, is made of a soft flexible material and is safe and easy to clean. The method imitates the sexual behavior of cats by causing a repeated number of brief stimulations at the peak of the estrus cycle.
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