No, males (or females) as a whole do not have any special dietary requirements unless it is for health reasons. Both males and females can eat the same type of food without any adverse effects.
However, male cats are much more susceptible to urinary tract infections (UTI's) which is often caused by not enough water over a period of time. Feeding only dry food can and does cause this. It is advisable to cut down on the dry and feed more wet food.
Dry food contains no moisture, so is quite dehydrating. Cats are notoriously bad drinkers, even when they are thirsty. This is because they have evolved to get all their needed moisture from their prey (their ancestors were cats that lived in very dry and arid environments where water was hard to come by). It is a trait that has been passed down over the thousands of years.
Canned or pouched food has anywhere between 60 to 80% water. Seeing as in the wild a cat's prey is around 70% water, wet food provides a cat with more than enough water each day.
If you feed dry food, it may be ideal to and incorporate at least some wet food into the cat's diet each day, so your cat gets at least some water.
my cat does a little "dance"
There are some food the need to eat because make the cat fill better
Yes
Do you mean a tabby cat (striped)? Not all cats get along together and any time you introduce cats there's going to be a time of hissing and growling before they adjust. So yes, a tabby cat Can get along with another cat, but it's no guarantee.
You will need a litter pan, food and water bowls, cat food, and cat brushes. Also treats if you wish. Make sure to have entertaining toys.
Yes, they can. It can take time, though.
No. Cat food has meat in it; parakeets need seeds and fruits and vegetables, not meat.
I have seen that Hill's Pet Nutrition sells Precise cat food. Along with may other cat foods, dog foods or anything to keep your pet happy and healthy
A male cat is usually referred to as a "Tom".
That is not something you want to deal with by giving your cat normal cat food. If your cat has a urinary tract infection, you need to take it into the vet and they can get you the right food.
A male cat is traditionally called a "tom cat".
Yes I think so