Male cats come into estrus naturally, and there is no fixed cycle for each estrus. Male cats begin to go into estrus around the age of 8 months, but there are also a few male cats that go into estrus at four or five months old. It takes about a week from the start of heat to the end. They don't go into estrus every other cycle like female cats. They may go into estrus once every few days, lasting 3 to 7 days, or they may go into estrus twice a year, one lasting for half a year. They will enter estrus according to the female cat's estrus. state.

The symptoms of male cats in estrus:

1. When a male cat has a very strong desire to go out during the estrus period, but cannot go out, his temper will be... They will become very irritable and restless, start rolling or twisting their bodies, and even become aggressive towards people or other animals, and howl loudly and piercingly late at night.

2. Another sign of a male cat in heat is frequent peeing, and the urine has an unusually strong odor. In addition, male cats will also stand up and raise their tails, spraying urine everywhere to diffuse the scent, mark their territory and attract female cats. Some male cats will even mount themselves on non-estrus female cats or soft objects.

3. Affected by hormones, male cats are prone to emotional disorders during estrus. If there are no female cats around, male cats may not eat. In addition, if the male cat cannot find the female cat, he will try his best to escape, and it is easy for him to fall down or run away from home.