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Even when a male is sterile ( the cat doesn’t know that fact) he still has the testosterone flying around in his body what tells him to mark his space with urine to attract females. We recommend neutering the males around 5-6 months of age before they start to spray. Many intact cats start to spray, male or female to tell everyone where they are.
