. But you should still have him fixed immediately or he'll start spraying toxic-smelling urine all over! Plus he would father a lot of unwanted kittens .
. It's a lot like a spay surgery. He's definitely a male (the distance between his anus and the genital opening is the deciding factor---females have theirs directly under the anus, males have the scrotum in between). BUT, he's either already neutered or he's a cryptorchid (his testicles are inside his body), because there just ain't no testicles there :tongue2:. If he's cryptorchid, he'll start acting like a tomcat soon, and the vet will have to do surgery to find his testicles
Were did you get him? Any possibility they had him neutered before giving him to you?
