Stranger than usual behavior from my strangely unusual cat, help?
I have a 2 year old Maine Coon Longhair who at birth seemed all male. He was neutered at 9 months. Earlier this year he had a large abdominal mass which his vet said was a tumor on one of his ovaries, so he was also spayed (I'm serious, the vet said this occurs in about 0.5% of apparently male cats).
Lately he's been stealing my left shoes and I think he's trying to fornicate with them. When I'm barefoot he wraps around my leg (left only, he has no interest in the right one), digs in his claws, starts licking my foot, biting my big toe and starts a humpin' and a bumpin'. He's a big cat (26 pounds) and very hard to fight off. He's also been raping my neighbor's male cat. The vet said he's never heard this about his other patients and can offer no solution and told me I have to "learn to live with my bi-sexual hermaphrocat and his foot fetish". I can't get him into another vet until late November and need a solution for this. I've tried cat repellent. It doesn't help, it just burns the bites and scratches.
Mother Glenndie what is your advice in this matter?
I have a 2 year old Maine Coon Longhair who at birth seemed all male. He was neutered at 9 months. Earlier this year he had a large abdominal mass which his vet said was a tumor on one of his ovaries, so he was also spayed (I'm serious, the vet said this occurs in about 0.5% of apparently male cats).
Lately he's been stealing my left shoes and I think he's trying to fornicate with them. When I'm barefoot he wraps around my leg (left only, he has no interest in the right one), digs in his claws, starts licking my foot, biting my big toe and starts a humpin' and a bumpin'. He's a big cat (26 pounds) and very hard to fight off. He's also been raping my neighbor's male cat. The vet said he's never heard this about his other patients and can offer no solution and told me I have to "learn to live with my bi-sexual hermaphrocat and his foot fetish". I can't get him into another vet until late November and need a solution for this. I've tried cat repellent. It doesn't help, it just burns the bites and scratches.
Mother Glenndie what is your advice in this matter?


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