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  1. #1
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    Is there any kind of direct relation to neutered male cats who still do this and spraying or marking their territory, if that makes sense? That is our big concern because we have spraying issues with Ripley and he is our only other male cat who has done this before. I hope that makes enough sense someone can understand what I'm asking.

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    My scooter bug has been neutered since he was a baby. However, the only time he was around a female kitty he went nuts! Mom called me at work one day wanting reassurance that he WAS fixed so that we didn't end up with kittens. Luckily, no kittens.

    He was about 2 years old at that time... and he got fixed right about 6 months old. Gosh, he's almost 12 now. Time sure flies.

    I will miss you forever, my sweet Scooter Bug. You were my best friend. 9/21/1995 - 1/23/2010
    Goodbye, Oreo. Gone too soon. 4/2003 - 9/12/2011.
    Farewell & Godspeed, sweet Jadie Francine. You took a piece of my heart with you. 11/2002 - 8/8/2016
    Charlie kitty, aka: Mr. Meowy. Our home is far too silent now. 2003-6/14/2018

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    Instinct runs deep.....

    Eddie has a blanket with which he is in love. (Please keep it quiet as he gets very embarrassed about it. ) The vet says it is because he left his momma too soon....

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    Remus will sometimes get the "urge" and go after Spook and he was nutered at six months (he's over 3 now). No spraying or teritory marking though, thankfully.

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    Jack is neutered and I have to admit he has a bit of a rolled up sock fetish. During last summer he kept getting by bed socks and bringing them downstairs and having his way with them, which was very embarrassing!
    I think he's tried it on sunny a few times but she just batters him anyway and he never has a chance, I would also stop him if I saw him reallistically trying to have his way with her, as I couldn't bare that thought!

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    When I lived alone with Kiki and BooBoo for many years...Kiki always tried to hump booboo but booboo would ignore him and go to sleep.lol
    He did this for almost his whole life.17 years.only once in a while.more when he was younger.
    My vet said it was because of him just being a nervous cat.kind of like monkeys..they do it all the time because they are nervous animals.that's what my vet said.i laughed at him when he said it (referring to monkeys)but he was serious.
    it may be because of behavioral or just needs more time after his neutering.

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