When a blue cat male is in heat, the most noticeable behavior is spraying urine around the house, which is stronger – smelling than usual. Before spraying, the male cat may roll on the floor, twist its body, or emit rough, low – pitched howls to attract females. During this time, the cat’s appetite decreases significantly, and it may become thin and try every means to get out to search for a mate. Its mood becomes irritable.
What Are the Signs of a Blue Cat Male in Heat?
The male cat comes into heat about once a week, with each heat period lasting seven to ten days. In addition to spraying urine, the cat may exhibit behaviors like rolling on the ground or twisting its body. When spraying, the cat raises and quickly wags its tail, leaving a stream of urine on the wall.
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The most obvious sign is frequent spraying of strong – smelling urine around the house.
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A significant decrease in appetite and weight loss.
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The male cat tries hard to escape outdoors to find a mate.
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During the heat period, the male cat becomes irritable and may scratch people, so be extra careful during this time.
