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Cat Forum / General Topics / January 2004Question about a cat
a few months ago some nice person dropped off a cat in my neighborhood. We have taken it in. We think it is a female but not sure. Do female cat spray. We are still in the stage of making friends. Thank you very much barbara - >Do female cat >spray. We are still in the stage of making friends. As I found the hard way they do. -------------------------------------------- "It took us 15 years to McGyver this thing." -------------------------Carter on Stargate To send me e-mail exorcise NO Spam from my e-mail address. Barbara cbwilkens@adelphia.net asks >a few months ago some nice person dropped off a cat in my neighborhood. >We have taken it in. We think it is a female but not sure. Do female cat >spray. Uh...any notion of going to a vet for vaccinations? general exam to determine if the cat is healthy? spaying/neutering? a determination of the cat's gender? > Barbara cbwilkens@adelphia.net > asks [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Uh...any notion of going to a vet for vaccinations? general exam to determine > if the cat is healthy? spaying/neutering? a determination of the cat's gender? Female cats can spray, best advice is as above, get the cat to a vet. Everyone here loves cats, some have more expertise than others, the only one who counts is the vet who actually sees the cat. | a few months ago some nice person dropped off a cat in my neighborhood. | We have taken it in. We think it is a female but not sure. Do female cat | spray. We are still in the stage of making friends. | Thank you very much | barbara | - Yes, they can spray too. If it's a male you can see it very well, even if he is neutered. If you see 'nothing' then most like you have a female. Did you ever consider getting her spayed? This would solve the problem too. Carola >Yes, they can spray too. If it's a male you can see it very well, even if he >is neutered. If you see 'nothing' then most like you have a female. Did you >ever consider getting her spayed? This would solve the problem too. No it won't. My female was spayed and she still sprayed. -------------------------------------------- "It took us 15 years to McGyver this thing." -------------------------Carter on Stargate To send me e-mail exorcise NO Spam from my e-mail address. > >Yes, they can spray too. If it's a male you can see it very well, even if he > >is neutered. If you see 'nothing' then most like you have a female. Did you > >ever consider getting her spayed? This would solve the problem too. > > No it won't. My female was spayed and she still sprayed. Both male and female cats can spray, but it is more likely among males. Likewise, spayed cats are far less likely to spray, but it can occur. MaryL First off bless you for taking the cat (Named yet?) in and giving it a good home. Second males and females can both spray. >a few months ago some nice person dropped off a cat in my neighborhood. >We have taken it in. We think it is a female but not sure. Do female cat >spray. We are still in the stage of making friends. >Thank you very much >barbara >- |
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