Can a female cat have a cheek? Yes, the female cat will have a cheek. The cheeks are a special phenomenon in female cats during egg laying. The changes caused by estrogen are mainly manifested in the redness of the cat's ears, forehead and face. This phenomenon can last for days or weeks.
Female cats may have cheeks. The cheeks are closely related to breed and gender. Generally, cats of male cats have cheeks, and female cats do not, but some round-faced cats will have cheeks regardless of male or female. This is mainly related to the genetic gene of the root.
Owners promote cats' cheeks by feeding beef and other meats, because beef will increase the number of times the cat chews, which can in turn exercise the muscles on the cheeks. In addition, cats can be promoted by strengthening nutrition, but they should not frequently feed high-protein and high-fat foods to avoid harming the health of the cat.