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Harry is only 10 months I will get him checked out if he continues licking his bits, I hope it is just normal cat behaviour, they can't spray if they have been done can they???????????????? |
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Really I never knew that!!! I thought if they have no bits they can't spray??? Would he spray in his own house??? I know He hasn't sprayed but I know but he is partial to a bit of wind problem!!! |
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I don't think wind and spraying are related issues, but he certainly could spray in his own home if there are other smells he feels he needs to obliterate (other cats, strong disinfectant etc) |
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