Before about six weeks of age, a male cat's testicles have not descended and it can be difficult to tell whether you're looking at a male or s female. At six to ten weeks, testicles should be visible on the male.
With kittens, this method can be used to identify the gender:
First, lift the tail. You'll see two openings on both male and female. The upper opening on both is the anus. For the female, the lower opening is the vagina and appears as a vertical slit, placed very close to the anus. For the male, the lower opening hides the penis and is rounder, located roughly a half inch below the anus.
Well you would like to know that because you want to know if the cat is going to get pregnant or get another cat pregnant....
anywhere. go to your local pound and look. you never know now where a cat could be....
same way as humans and if you dont know that you are too young to be asking
A male cat is usually referred to as a "Tom".
As far as I know, it is very rare.
The male has ballsacks right below his anus. The female does not.
You shouldn't need or want to.
A male cat is traditionally called a "tom cat".
I know it is more than a male cat. I payed $65 to have Miss Kitty spayed.
A male cat is also called a tom cat.
The male cat is called a "Tom"
Male cat is a tom, female is a she.