Have a few questions.
I have a male cat and sometimes we have cat vistors. Our male cat is desexed and indoor only. how can I tell if the visitors are female or male by how our cat reacts to the vistors.
Do they do something different if it's male or female?
Are all males a threat?
My husband has said he has seen one cat that he hissed at and pawed at the window and didn't like it being there.
And today dunno if it's the same cat but when I brought him to the door to see the vistor he charged at the glass door, didn't hiss or growl or anything else. Then he did the noise they do when when they can't get to a bird outside. The other cat didn't hiss either or growl or anything. It ran off and sat on the fence.
Could it have been a male cat? Will he do that kinda thing every time it's a male?
Will he do that to females?
We have a few vistors and we know two are female cats and he just makes that noises they do when they see a bird kinda a thing and the tail thrashing about. Most of the time it's the female ones that come from across the street as the kids told my daughters their cats names etc. there tail is usually down low and walk away. But they are curious to see him. They all seem to be curious of this new cat on the block. We only got him I march.
Do they give off a different smell when it's male?
Should there be different body language for each?
In total I think we have had about six cats we have seen between the four of us around the yard or on the street near by.
Am new to all this so have no idea.
I have a male cat and sometimes we have cat vistors. Our male cat is desexed and indoor only. how can I tell if the visitors are female or male by how our cat reacts to the vistors.
Do they do something different if it's male or female?
Are all males a threat?
My husband has said he has seen one cat that he hissed at and pawed at the window and didn't like it being there.
And today dunno if it's the same cat but when I brought him to the door to see the vistor he charged at the glass door, didn't hiss or growl or anything else. Then he did the noise they do when when they can't get to a bird outside. The other cat didn't hiss either or growl or anything. It ran off and sat on the fence.
Could it have been a male cat? Will he do that kinda thing every time it's a male?
Will he do that to females?
We have a few vistors and we know two are female cats and he just makes that noises they do when they see a bird kinda a thing and the tail thrashing about. Most of the time it's the female ones that come from across the street as the kids told my daughters their cats names etc. there tail is usually down low and walk away. But they are curious to see him. They all seem to be curious of this new cat on the block. We only got him I march.
Do they give off a different smell when it's male?
Should there be different body language for each?
In total I think we have had about six cats we have seen between the four of us around the yard or on the street near by.
Am new to all this so have no idea.
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