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Can Female Cats Still Spray After Being Spayed. Their hormones are out of. Yes, spayed female cats can spray, but dr. Spaying greatly reduces the likelihood of spraying behavior, but some cats may continue to mark their territory even after being spayed. Turano says it’s rare—occurring in less than 5% of. If you have noticed your. Can spayed female cats spray? Can a female cat still spray after being spayed? While it is rare, some female cats may. Spraying is a common behavior seen in intact, or unspayed, male and female cats. Can spayed female cats still spray? Yes, spayed female cats can still spray, although it is less common than in intact females. Unaltered cats, male or female, are much more likely to spray than neutered cats. Female cats can still spray after being spayed, although it is much less common than in intact cats. It is a way for them to mark their territory and. To understand this behavior deeply, it is pertinent to consider that while spaying a female cat greatly reduces the desire to spray.

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Can Female Cats Still Spray After Being Spayed Can spayed female cats still spray? Can spayed female cats spray? Their hormones are out of. Female cats can still spray after being spayed, although it is much less common than in intact cats. To understand this behavior deeply, it is pertinent to consider that while spaying a female cat greatly reduces the desire to spray. Turano says it’s rare—occurring in less than 5% of. Can a female cat still spray after being spayed? Unaltered cats, male or female, are much more likely to spray than neutered cats. Yes, spayed female cats can spray, but dr. While it is rare, some female cats may. If your female cat is not already spayed, get it done as soon as possible. Spraying is a common behavior seen in intact, or unspayed, male and female cats. It is a way for them to mark their territory and. If you have noticed your. Spaying greatly reduces the likelihood of spraying behavior, but some cats may continue to mark their territory even after being spayed. Yes, spayed female cats can still spray, although it is less common than in intact females.