What do a female cat’s reproductive organs look like?

A female cat’s genitals include external and internal parts.

External genitals:

1. Clitoris: Located above the urethral opening, it is a small raised tissue, similar to the clitoris of human women.

2. Urethral orifice: Located below the clitoris, it is the passage through which urine is discharged.

3. Vagina: Located below the urethral opening, it is the cat’s reproductive tract and is used for mating and childbirth.

Internal genitals:

1. Uterus: Located above the vagina, it is the place where the embryo develops and the fetus grows.

2. Ovaries: Located on both sides of the uterus, they are the organs that produce eggs.

3. Fallopian tubes: connect the ovaries and the uterus, and are the channels for eggs to travel from the ovaries to the uterus.

These genitals are inside the cat's body and play an important role in normal reproductive functions and the reproduction process. Please note that descriptions are of general female cat genitals and individual differences and breed differences may cause slight variations.

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