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Can a male cat still look like he is not neutered?

Can a male cat still look like he is not neutered?

Some males, especially big toms neutered as adults, can still look like they have testicles (it tends to actually be just tufted hair on the scrotum). If there is ever any question, a vet can look at his penis: unneutered males will have little barbs on the penis, which are absent in neutered males.

How can I tell if my intact Tom Cat is neutered?

Intact tom cats produce a particularly pungent and offensive smelling urine. If your cat produces very smelly urine, then he may be intact or just recently neutered. Ask your veterinarian. If you have tried all other methods and are still not sure, you should ask your veterinarian if the cat has been neutered.

Why do neutered cats hump and how to stop it?

Why Do Neutered Cats Hump? Neutering may not automatically stop a male cat from mounting (grasping with his forepaws, gripping her neck with his teeth) and humping other cats. The behavior may be due to health issues, your cats’ social hierarchy or other problems. Humping behavior is normal for whole (sexually intact) male cats.

Intact tom cats produce a particularly pungent and offensive smelling urine. If your cat produces very smelly urine, then he may be intact or just recently neutered. Ask your veterinarian. If you have tried all other methods and are still not sure, you should ask your veterinarian if the cat has been neutered.

When to call the vet about your neutered cat?

If you notice that your cat is unable to defecate or urinate normally within the first 72 hours post-surgery, you need to contact your vet immediately.

Why are so many male cats not neutered?

Many male cat owners don’t neuter their cats because they think that since their cat won’t have babies, it doesn’t matter. However, your cat can mate with female cats in the area and contribute to the overpopulation.

Why does my neutered male cat hump me?

He said that it’s a common occurance in neutered male cats, that likely happens when the cat is seeking attention. This behavior can be brought on by a traumatic experience like an injury or surgery, or when a new cat or human is brought into the household.