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Surely it couldn't be sweet little ingrid? Have you ever come home to a foul smell and ended up finding your cat sprayed in the house?

Some female cats spray while in heat, while some male cats have been known to be more affectionate.

Would this be likely with the introduction of a new cat? Have you ever come home to a foul smell and ended up finding your cat sprayed in the house? Meanwhile when it comes to her feline roommates, male or female, she would never attack them but instead remains neutral and only uses claws when it comes to playing. They say men are from mars and women are from venus. There's no way to predict who will of won't release the kraken. However, male cats are also known to spray a very stinky liquid that is not urine at all and that is cloudy white or clear. It's important to know that they don't do it out of spite. You can reduce the chances by having your pet spayed, but even some fixed females engage in this nefarious behavior. One function of urine marking is to advertise reproductive availability, so some female cats spray while in heat, while some male cats have been known to be more affectionate. Why do male cats spray? Kittens are definitely cute, but you should focus on raising one at a time before letting your fur baby. Both male and female cats can spray, although urine spraying is more common in male cats, especially unneutered male cats. Male or female cat—it's the battle of the sexes, feline edition. While male kitties have a bad reputation for spraying urine markings, females do it too. It is not usual for female cats to spray, but it can happen if she is in heat and leaving her scent to attract a male cat. If the male is neutered before sexual maturity, there is minimal likelihood of spraying. Environmental stressors may include new people, such as a baby in the home, a new puppy or other animal that is. I have two cats (male and female both s/n) what is best? It can also be a problem when there is overcrowding of cats in. Aside from the aforementioned reasons, a male cat will spray urine to announce to potential partners that he is ready and willing to mate. It is important to understand the underlying cause of spraying to. So why do female and neutered male cats spray? The statistics are hard to ignore, when about 1 in 20 fixed female cats sprays, about 1 in every 10 male cats spray. Male vs female cats, now this is an interesting topic. Female cats start acting strange, like twitching or however female cats spraymale cats start spraying, trying to attract a female,but sometimes they just spray to show other male cats its his territoryboth sexes seem to get a little meanby the way, i had 17 cats, i knowi am 10. Are males or female cats more affectionate? Marking their territory helps them feel more secure in the home. I'd love to be educated on spraying. Although female cats as well as neutered and spayed cats can urine mark, unneutered males have more reason to do so. Introduction of kitten.male or female? Spraying can also be a result of a territorial dispute, or a behavioral problem, even if they are fixed.