Some male cats know a kitten is theirs by their scent and mother, but most males even if they know the kitten is theirs will probably not want to have much to do with it, because of the mother cat's protectiveness over her children. However a few male cats will actually bring food to the mother and babies and take care of them part of the time.
In their own way, they certainly do.
That depends on the individual personalities of the cats.
Yes. Ownership of cats has nothing to do with gender or sexual orientation.
No, cats are not gender oriented for female and male humans they are owned by both boys and girls.
Get it a friend of opposite gender that will match your cats persnality.
There are no gender-specific aspects to Nintendogs.
I think all cats like catnip, regardless of gender.
*The tail has nothing to do with knowing the gender of a cat. Look for the male and female genitalia. It's different from knowing the gender in beta fish, because in beta fish you can know by its tail but not in cats.
Not in the matter of their gender, no. However, there can be girl cats that like to be 'tomboys'.
The antonym of the noun 'gender' is genderlessness, a word for the state of having no gender.
Yes, cats who are male tend to have larger paws than a female cat.Hope this helped :)Kaytiprox
Yes they do know that you are human. They know because of their sense of smell.
Tom cats are male cats. The opposite is a female cat. A breeding female may be called a "queen."