Do male cats grow bigger than females?

Answer 1

Male is neither better or worse than female - they are different. Neither is more loving/affectionate than the other. The nature of a cat can depend on it's treatment as a kitten (the same as a child). A female cat (Queen) will quickly fall pregnant if not neutered - over and over again. A male (Tom) will spray (to mark territory) if NOT neutered and the smell is difficult to remove (amonia). Un-neutered males will not not stay close to home - they go looking for a mate and can travel miles and miles. Females are sometimes bullied by males as they are smaller and lighter but can usually hold their own (besides, in a fight, there is always more noise than action).

Answer 2

In general, male cats tend to be larger than female cats. This difference in size is most noticeable in certain breeds where males can be significantly bigger and heavier than females. However, there can be exceptions and individual variations in size within each gender.

Answer 3

Male cats usually weigh more then female cats of the same type. But it does depend on how they are built and how much food they are given.

E.G. - a Siamese cat has a very delicate structure but a British Shorthair is quite big.

Answer 4

Every cat is different in body shape and size. Cats, whether they be male or female, can be very small and slim (so will be very light) or be much bigger with lots of muscle (will weigh much heavier than average). It is impossible provide a definite answer for this question, unless you are just looking for an average.

If you want to know how much your cat weighs and if he is a healthy weight, take him to a veterinarian.

Answer 5

A male cat is not always "larger". Male cats are always more broad than female cats though. They have thicker legs and body structure. The average female cats have the thinner features.

Answer 6

No. The size of the cat's teeth depends on the size of the cat (a large breed of cat will have bigger teeth than a smaller breed). Tooth size has nothing to do with the cat's gender.

Answer 7

No