Abstract:

The ovarium contains many differentiated types of cells that control the physiological functions related to reproduction. Each follicle on the ovarian is made up of a single oocyte and customized cells surrounding it. Each of these follicles aims to develop a healthy oocyte that can be ovulated. The ovulation of a follicle in cats and rabbits, unlike other animals, occurs by vaginal stimulation. Cats are seasonal-related polyestric animals. Unless pregnancy or false pregnancy is formed, the cycle of estrus is repeated throughout the coupling season in cats. The changes occurring on the ovarian during the oestry cycle are gathered under two periods, the follicular and the luteal period. This collection aims to provide detailed information about the overall structure of the cat's ovarian, hormonal control of reproduction, folicular and luteal periods.