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When a male cat is nuttered will it still spray to mark terratory2007-11-25 12:30:26Answers:

I forgive you for your mis-spelling (nuttered)

I knew you meant "Neutered."

Usualy a male cat will think he can still mark his territory but there is nothing to spray. He's been fixed! And his hormones of feeling like he needs to spray (mark his territory) will go away after about 2 weeks he's been neutered!

Best of luck!

PS "ChloeCat" (above me) has NO IDEA what he/she is talking about! (just read my BEST answers about cats.)

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i really cant help u but i had the same question about dogs!

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No.

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If you get the cat neutered before it starts spraying, it will (most likely) never spray. If he has already started this bad habit, I don't think there's anything you can do to stop it.

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YES.. all it keeps them from doing is reproducing. :)

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NOPE

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Not USUALLY, especially if the cat is neutered before he actually begins this nasty stinky habit.

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yes some still do especially if they did before

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NO,

My brother-in-law has a male cat that was neutered, and it constantly TRIES to spray to mark its territory, but nothing comes out.

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yes.ours does.. UGH!

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The cats that I have had neutered never did spray anymore. It also reduces the smell of their urine.

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Yes, unfortunately it might. It depends on the cat. I had a male cat that never did that, but I had a friend with a male cat that suddenly started that when it was about 2 years old. Both animals had been neutered.

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nope not at all