I have 2 male kittens and want another cat...what s*x?

Question

I have a male maine coon (3.5 months) and a male part himalayan (4 months old) and I am thinking of getting another kitten (probably a ragdoll).

My two male cats get along very well and if I get another kitten can I get a female this time or should I stick with a male?

Answer 1

Multiple male cats in a household increase the chances that your cats will spray in your home (to mark their territory).  I personally would not have more than two males, and then only if they have been together since very young.  

Answer 2

i have one female and one male and they are both fixed but my male is always bugging my female and they fight a lot so i would get a male

Answer 3

A female cat is called a queen i suggest if you don't want any more cats to get pregnant stick with the 2 tom cats that's a male cat then get them doc-ted and get rid of the female and the kittens,  

Answer 4

you should get a male unless you wat kittens

Answer 5

That's great that you're a responsible person and will be getting them all fixed!  

But there is always the potential with territory issues (even with fixed cats) when you have too many of the same s*x.  It's rare, but it does happen.  You'll be much safer if the third kitten is a female, as she will be less of a territory threat to the two males.  Enjoy your new kitten when you get her!  

Answer 6

You might want to get another male cat because they might try to mate with her even if you get her fixed. Hope this helped!

Answer 7

your female kitten would be pregnant than. If u want more kittens than get a female..

Otherwise get a male.