No, a neutered cat does not need a special diet. A cat, whether it has its reproductive organs or not, still has the same nutritional requirements. All cats are obligate carnivores.
A change in diet isn't necessary. Most cats, especially ones that have been neutered before or around 6 months old, do not become overweight prior to the procedure. Keep feeding the cat's normal food, and keep an eye on his weight, and if needed, adjust the amount of food being fed accordingly.
a castrated male turkey is called a hokie.
A castrated male lion is not given a special name. What is interesting, however, is that when a male lion is castrated, it will lose its main due to a lack of testosterone.
Male cats can potentially still father kittens for a few weeks after they are castrated.
There is no name for a castrated male duck. An intact male duck is called a drake while a female duck is called a duck.
A castrated male pig is known as a barrow.
They become more passive and docile. This is because they are no longer driven by testosterone.
A castrated male cat is usually just called a "neutered" or "fixed" male.
Male cats are not spayed through the abdomen. They are castrated, which is done by cutting off their testicles.
The name for a castrated male Duck is a Capon
A castrated male chicken is a capon.
A wether is a male sheep or male goat that has been castrated.
nanny - female doe - female buck- male, not castrated billy - make, not castrated wether - castrated male