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Cat Forum / General Topics / November 2005no money, no honey
Can a neutered male cat still enjoy sex? Why would a neutered male cat need to worry about sex :-o I'm sure my Ralph would enjoy regular female companionship. Our local cat house (shelter) has a weekend guest sitter program. I guess I could go find Ralph a pretty young nubile female to hang out with every weekend! Jerry is such a lucky cat to have an owner like me,,, 8) I'm sure my Ralph would enjoy regular female companionship. Our local cat house (shelter) has a weekend guest sitter program. I guess I could go find Ralph a pretty young nubile female to hang out with every weekend! He will feel young again. Ralph is such a lucky cat to have an owner like me,,, 8) > Can a neutered male cat still enjoy sex? cats "mate", they don't have "sex" like humans do how do you know what a cat enjoys? if my cat would enjoy sex, I would like to get him some female companionship even if he is neutered. I bet my Ralph would enjoy the companionship of nice young female felines in the local shelter's weekend home visit program, heh heh. > how do you know what a cat enjoys? in fact, I don't know - my point of view is human and what is good to me couldn't to the cat, maybe I forgot to mention that as far as I know we (humans), unlike many other animals, are permanently interested in what we call "sex". Cats have heat periods. When they're not in that period they might not be interested at all in copulating. > if my cat would enjoy sex, I would like to get him some female > companionship even if he is neutered. household solitaire cats may appreciate the company of a "newcomer" or not besides, I have a friend who has 4-5 cats... They're all neutered/spayed. He told me once that one of them occasionally tries to mount a female and she doesn't like it at all. In fact, when cats copulate, the male usually bites the female on the neck to restrain her. Also, cat penis has little spines on it which point backwards, to get stuck into the female vagine once it is inside. This is necessary to stimulate the female ovulation, but can bring pain to her. > I bet my Ralph would enjoy the companionship of nice young female > felines in the local shelter's weekend home visit program, heh heh. If you just plan to get another cat with you, perhaps introducing a female cat to a male cat is easier than let living two males togheter... But I never had females, so I don't really know if this is true. best >when cats copulate, the male usually bites the female on the neck to restrain her. Also, cat penis has little spines on it which point backwards, to get stuck into the female vagine once it is inside. This is necessary to stimulate the female ovulation, but can bring pain to her. and this is different from humans? sure wish there is a cat escort service where we live... oh god one of those people you sound kind of cute. tell jerry more... <DELETED> do you think ralphie would enjoy the company of a tiny doggie? is sleeping in 40 degrees weather too cold for a cat? I cannot persuade my cats to use blankets. > is sleeping in 40 degrees weather too cold for a cat? I cannot > persuade my cats to use blankets. Even in Arizona in the middle of Summer it rarely gets up to 40 degrees, so a cat would have to be crazy to use a blanket. Oh ... perhaps you are measuring in Farenheit rather than Celsius. R.G. Vickson | > is sleeping in 40 degrees weather too cold for a cat? I cannot | > persuade my cats to use blankets. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] | | R.G. Vickson Even in Britain we know that a blanket is used to keep the cold in and the heat out. Androcles He meant Kelvin. > is sleeping in 40 degrees weather too cold for a cat? I cannot > persuade my cats to use blankets. Most cats don't need a blanket over them at 40 F-- that's what the fur coat does. They do need a protection from wind/windchill, and something they can get up on, so they don't contact the cold ground or cold metal. Give them a blanket or straw to sleep ON in a barn or wind-free area, and most adult cats will be fine. Having said that, cats are very good at finding such conditions all by themselves, and no doubt your cats already have. Perhaps you haven't found their outdoor spot? SBH "Big Mama" has her own house I built her. It has a small opening with a thick vinyl covering that helps keep the wind out, it's insulated (doublely on the bottom) with a thick sheepskin bedding, has roofing shingles and hinges so that it can be opened from the top to clean it out every once in awhile. It's roomy inside, she loves it and uses it quite often when it's chilly out. Unlike some cats and dogs who would sleep in a fire if they could, she's a "cool weather cat", she doesn't like to be hot, just luke warm and cozy. BTW, she even has a fasionable fur coat she can wear for when it gets really cold out. But she doesn't like to be out in the really cold weather very long either. > > is sleeping in 40 degrees weather too cold for a cat? I cannot > > persuade my cats to use blankets. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > SBH > is sleeping in 40 degrees weather too cold for a cat? I cannot > persuade my cats to use blankets. Put a rug under them, they will be ok |
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